Future Garden is a reflection on contemporary outdoor space and the need to rethink the relationship between landscape, resources, and light. The project envisions a future garden that addresses themes such as reducing water consumption and providing protection from solar exposure, transforming these constraints into design principles.

The stand designed for Euroluce 2025 translates this research into a suspended, monolithic architecture defined by a circular configuration that naturally guides visitors around a central green exhibition island. A large overhead screening element filters direct sunlight without completely excluding it, creating a protected yet open environment balanced between artifice and landscape. At its center are the three new outdoor lighting families designed by the studio for Diomede.

The brochure designed by the studio also extends the concept into an editorial format, transferring its principles and visual language to a different medium. Layout, typography, and palette derive directly from the spatial project, maintaining continuity between the exhibition experience and its narrative. The publication also introduces the new collections through content and imagery that document the dialogue between company, project, and process.

project assistant: Giuseppe Valentino, Gloria Citterio
planting designer: Architect and Landscape Designer Sergio Costanzi
planting contractor and supervisor: Senesi Giardini
plant nursery: Vivaio Vannucci
stand constructor: Dass 
stand photo: Federico Villa
brochure photo: Riccardo Tonin