The exhibition set-up designed by Stefano Boeri Interiors for The Italian Design Futures Capsule is characterized by the layout circular, a concentric system designed to replace the typical grid layout, which aims to favor a dynamic and free flow inside the pavilion, allowing entry from any side and thus ensuring fair visibility for all exhibitors. The space develops around a symbolic 'square' which represents a meeting place dedicated to the exchange and sharing of visions and projects, the beating heart of the entire exhibition, towards which visitors naturally converge to attend the masterclasses realized in partnership with the magazine INTERNI directed by Gilda Bojardi or to visit the exhibition organized by ADI (Association for Industrial Design) dedicated to the Compasso d 'Oro with a reflection on the theme of “responsible sustainable development”.

Within The Italian Design Futures Capsule also the exhibition spaces of the companies take on a new identity and definition: no longer closed on 4/6 sides as in the traditional setting, but open, they appear as a succession of small stages in which each company has the opportunity to exhibit its products both on vertical walls, shared (for graphics and communication of the companies) between exhibitors, and on horizontal surfaces, both modular. This arrangement creates a different experience, giving visitors the impression of wandering around a large archive of Italian creativity and excellence.

"We wanted to give continuity in Asia, as part of FIND, to the research work started last year in Milan with the special event of the supersalone. Thanks to The Italian Design Futures Capsule we have renewed the experimentation of new exhibition concepts, able to represent the Italianness of the world in a simple and functional way, so that the creations on display always play a leading role "declares the architect. Stefano Boeri, co-founder of Stefano Boeri Interiors.

"The set-up we designed for The Italian Design Futures Capsule wants to put the user at the center of the display system, which is why we designed a space that was able to leave the visitor the freedom to move freely, having the opportunity to open up to new and increasingly direct experiences and interactions with companies, products and news of Made in Italy. " declares the architect Giorgio Donà, co-founder and director of Stefano Boeri Interiors.