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The Milan Design Week stands out every year for its unique ability to blend creativity, innovation, and tradition, and the 2025 edition was no exception. Among the most fascinating initiatives was “Orizzonti Lunari,” an event hosted in the refined setting of the Petit Garden, right in the heart of the Porta Venezia district. It involved art, design, and sustainability in an immersive day-to-night experience.
Making the event’s buffet even more special was also the contribution of Caseificio Poggioli, a local dairy pride and one of the main sponsors. Poggioli offered guests a selection of Parmigiano Reggiano in a convenient 1 kg format, and, exclusively, its new products: Lo Stick and Lo SpezzaFame, available as gifts inside the complimentary shopper together with other gadgets.
These new Parmigiano Reggiano options are an innovative response to the need for practicality and taste, designed to be enjoyed easily while strolling among the Fuorisalone installations. Both Lo Stick and Lo Spezzafame were conceived to offer an authentic and nutritious snack, perfect for those who want to savor Emilian cheese excellence without sacrificing dynamism and convenience.
The “Orizzonti Lunari” project, conceived by Gierre in collaboration with two exceptional creatives – Eleonora Rovatti (aka Vonnight), well-known content creator, and Luca Ballestra, an artist famous for his unique moon sculptures in Italy – invites participants to reconnect deeply with nature, combining art and design in a sensory and experiential journey.
The gatherings and digital communities linked to the event enrich its message of innovation and sustainability, themes that are increasingly central for partner companies as well. The presence of Caseificio Poggioli confirms how the bond between local areas, excellent products, and cultural events is fundamental in telling the story of Italian identity and its values. Parmigiano Reggiano, in new shapes and flavors, thus establishes itself as an ambassador of taste even in the most contemporary and creative settings.
ph. by Eleonora Rovatti / Luca Ballestra