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Lualdi opens in London

Lualdi opens its new showroom on Margaret Street, bringing to London both an exhibition format and a reflection on the role of the threshold in contemporary architecture.

The door returns as a central device, capable of shaping relationships at a time when boundaries between environments are increasingly porous – between work and living, public and private space.

The London showroom is conceived as a compact sequence of systems forming a reading path, where each element can be observed in its technical and material dimension.

In this context, the spatial boundary becomes a design opportunity.

The reduction of surfaces restores attention to detail, to junctions and to transitions.

The showroom becomes an analytical device, a place where the project is deconstructed and made legible.

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London as a field of experimentation

The choice of London is not driven solely by market logic.

Today, the city represents one of the key arenas for experimentation in interior architecture, shaped by hybrid models and an increasing overlap of functions.

Lualdi confirms its role as an operational platform for international firms, strengthening a relationship that began in the 1990s and has now evolved into a direct presence.

 

A design culture in motion

With its London relocation, Lualdi exports an approach rooted in the Milanese tradition: a balance between artisan expertise and industrial development, between attention to detail and systemic vision.

The company brings with it a method – a way of working that operates across scales, from component to spatial construction.

The showroom as a cultural space

In this perspective, the showroom takes on a role that goes beyond exhibition.

It becomes a place for meeting, exchange and content production, open to the design community and capable of fostering a direct relationship with the city.

The street-facing window is not simply a tool for visibility, but an urban threshold: a point of contact between interior and exterior, between designed space and public realm.

 

Lualdi London
79–80 Margaret Street, London

infouk@lualdi.com

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