We conceived a place that reinterprets the history of botanical architecture, inseparably linked to the concepts of sustainability and organic development. A forge for experimentation and growth, much like the world of Ethimo itself, where furnishings and collections engage in a continuous dialogue with architectural spaces.
The greenhouse evokes a place of care, work, and display. Here, furnishings coexist with plants on large wooden platforms designed to showcase the 2026 novelties. A large green backdrop hosts the collection of planters, while generous arched windows allow visibility from the outside and a luminous ceiling emphasizes the space.
Like an en plein air living room, the orangery hosts the more articulated collections within a setting that feels both regal and domestic at once. A rhythmic colonnade separates the space from the greenhouse; above, a textile ceiling softens the atmosphere and lends a sense of intimate domesticity. A bichrome terracotta floor anchors the space, introducing subtle graphic rhythm underfoot. Inserts of “tamed” greenery, such as orange trees, create a harmonious dialogue between nature and design.
