Last week, Viccarbe welcomed architects, interior designers, distributors and industry professionals to its Orgatec 2026 stand, all of them in Cologne to discover the brand’s latest proposals. For four days, the space in Hall 10.2 became a meeting point built around designs shown for the first time, recent collections and timeless pieces from the catalogue.
Orgatec 2026: Four Days of Design and Encounters in Cologne
4 November, 2026
Fondo, the first Viccarbe credenza
Orgatec was the stage we chose to present Fondo in public: our first credenza. A new chapter that extends the collection into a typology hitherto absent from our catalogue.
Fondo comes in a single-sided version, with access to the contents from one side only, and a double-sided version, with access from both. It can be installed on feet, on a plinth or wall-mounted, in four lengths from 124 to 304 cm and two heights, and its modules combine doors, drawers and open compartments.
The most recent collections
Alongside Fondo, Missiva by Luca Pevere, Manto by Monica Armani and Cubow by Meike Harde completed the stand’s new releases. Missiva held a central place in the stand as a configurable system for reception and meeting areas.
Two collections from the catalogue grew into new formats. Perxa, by Piero Lissoni, was also presented as a stool, with the silhouette and materials of the chair. Aleta, by Jaime Hayon, added new variants that preserve its design, such as Aleta Mini Lounge, a more compact armchair, and Aleta Executive Low, with a low back.
Quadra, by Mario Ferrarini, and Perxa were also shown in their fully upholstered version, in fabric or leather. Each chair keeps its form and gains comfort in the seat and back.
The rest of the selection brought together updates in materials and formats: Bianco Carrara and Verde Alpi marble tops for Burin, by Patricia Urquiola, and Cambio, by Víctor Carrasco; formats for larger teams in these two tables and in Trestle, by John Pawson; the cantilever base of Noha, by Ludovica Serafini + Roberto Palomba, the only piece in the selection in gloss chrome; and the satin chrome of Perxa, by Piero Lissoni. Foro and Fuste accompanied the display as timeless designs from the catalogue.
A space built with textile
The stand’s partitions, walls, and ceilings were made of TelaMia, the collection designed by Giulio Ridolfo for Kvadrat. Hung as curtains, the fabric organized the space into four settings, with color integrated into the very structure of the yarn and a composition of 100% post-consumer recycled polyester that is also recyclable. TelaMia is part of Viccarbe’s textile catalog within G1: the same fabric that built the stand can be specified to upholster pieces from the collection.
A meeting place
Beyond the collections, the stand became a place for encounters. On October 28, the reception for professionals brought together nearly a hundred guests and, over the four days the fair was open to the public, our team welcomed more than a thousand visitors.
Thank you to everyone who visited us in Cologne. To find out more about any of the pieces presented, contact your Area Sales Manager.

