At Milan Design Week 2026, SCIC presented Evolving Outlines, a journey that expresses a vision of design in constant transformation. From its flagship store at Via Durini 19, the brand offers a reflection on the contemporary home, where the kitchen ceases to be an isolated space and becomes integrated into a broader system. This proposal explores design as a transversal language, capable of connecting space, function, and aesthetics. It's an approach that expands the traditional boundaries of the kitchen to open up new ways of inhabiting domestic space.
Zum Zeri: Matter, light and architectural precision
Zum Zeri, designed by Anna and Enrico Cattaneo in collaboration with Studio Design SCIC, defines a language based on the balance between volume and materiality , where each element contributes to a precise composition. The large central island is presented as a monolithic block, pierced by a luminous slit that reinforces its presence and underscores its architectural character.
The rounded corners soften the overall geometry, creating a more fluid relationship with the space. The interplay between natural quartzite, Metal Rock lacquer, and leather inlays builds a visual and tactile experience , where formal rigor combines with a carefully considered material sensibility.
Rossena Outdoor: Design goes outdoors
Rossena Outdoor, designed by Ballabeni & Catellani Studio, brings SCIC's design language to the outdoors , reinterpreting the kitchen as an architectural element within the landscape. The project is based on a modular structure that allows for combining materials and finishes, adapting to different residential contexts.
The design is defined by essential lines and a geometric silhouette that reinforces its contemporary character. The system's flexibility allows for the configuration of outdoor spaces with the same coherence as the interiors , integrating design and functionality in a proposal conceived for a new way of experiencing the outdoors.
Night Collection: Continuity in the domestic space
SCIC expands its Night Collection, incorporating new finishes and configurations , reinforcing its vision of a home where different rooms share a common design language. Wardrobes, dressing rooms, and custom-made furniture define coordinated environments where design and craftsmanship coexist in perfect harmony.
This evolution is further enhanced by the presence at Casa Conte, located at Via Montenapoleone 18, where the Atrium model is being presented. This project interprets the balance between minimalism and luxury through an essential design language , reinforcing the idea of a design that extends beyond the kitchen to encompass the entire home.
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SCIC, an acronym for Super Cucine Italiane Componibili, is an Italian company based in Emilia-Romagna that has consolidated its presence in the national and international markets. Its production takes place in a facility of over 70.000 m², where design and manufacturing are integrated. This structure reflects the character of a company deeply rooted in the "Made in Italy" tradition.
Advanced production systems and meticulous attention to materials define SCIC's philosophy, where innovation coexists with artisanal expertise. The choice of processes reflects a responsible approach to the product throughout its life cycle. Technical expertise allows SCIC to maintain a level of quality that is intrinsically linked to its handcrafted origins.
This approach is complemented by collaboration with architectural studios, which bring a contemporary perspective to the development of their collections. The aesthetic and functional dimensions are addressed together, resulting in cohesive projects. SCIC's commitment to total quality has solidified its position as a leader in kitchen design.


















