This year once again, Rometti took part in the Umbria Film Festival, reaffirming its support for an event that, now in its 30th edition, continues to be one of Italy’s most important festivals dedicated to auteur cinema.
From the University of Washington to the Accademia di Belle Arti di Firenze, from the IID Istituto Italiano di Design and the NID Nuovo Istituto di Design in Perugia to the Escola Superior de Artes e Design in Portugal, six young designers will join our workshop to bring their ideas to life.
Rometti presented Giardini, the new collection by Luca Baldelli: a project shaped by an intense and deeply authentic dialogue. An event that transformed the manufactory into a space where generations, artistic languages, and creative visions could meet and connect.
With the patronage of the Umbria Region and the Legislative Assembly of the Umbria Region, our manufactory opens its doors to a project that looks both to memory and to the future. From May 4 to May 29, 2026, we will host at our premises “Rometti: A Story in 5 Voices”, an exhibition organized by the Nero Fratta Cultural Association and curated by Lorenzo Fiorucci.
At Milan Design Week 2026, Rometti further strengthened its path through collaborations with partners who share an authentic approach to design and a deep respect for the culture of craftsmanship. A network of relationships with companies such as Poltrona Frau, Artemest and Baxter gave rise to experiences in which diverse sensibilities converge into a unified idea of quality and coherence.
From 28 February to 8 March 2026, Rometti will be guest of honour at EXPO Casa in Bastia Umbra, a recognition that celebrates the Manifattura’s journey and its role as one of the most representative expressions of Umbrian manufacturing excellence.
Rometti presented its new collections at Maison & Objet Paris: a weaving of unprecedented collaborations—of languages, visions, and generations—that look at ceramics with new eyes while maintaining deep respect for the material and its essence.
There are gifts that stay with those who receive them. A Rometti piece is one of them: it is shaped by the hands of our artisans, carries with it nearly a century of history, and reaches its new home with the same authentic strength with which it was first imagined.
Liz Wong and Yasmine El Hajj, with their project Kitsu e Kòan, have won the Rometti Award 2025, bringing to the podium a vision that intertwines formal research with contemporary sensitivity.
Girotondo, the project by Sara Ricciardi crafted by Rometti, continues its exhibition journey in Bra, as part of Dedalus, the show that will enliven the halls of Palazzo Mathis from September 8 to November 2, 2025.