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Artemest Launches Furniture Collection by GACHOT at Fuorisalone 2026

architecture-design · 2026-04-13

Artemest, the Italian design platform, has debuted its first in-house furniture collection, Artemest Collection by GACHOT, at Fuorisalone 2026. This marks the brand's transition from curator to creator, with the collection designed by New York-based Christine and John Gachot of GACHOT. The series bridges New York minimalism with Italian craftsmanship, inspired by the Gachots' own living room. Artemest collaborated with elite artisans: Lombardy master cabinetmakers handled the furniture structure, while textile and upholstery work was done in Brianza, Italy's historic furniture production hub. Materials include marble, bronze, and premium leathers. This launch establishes Artemest as a global design authority and creates a living archive where international contemporary voices meet Italy's most skilled hands. The collection is an ode to refined comfort and enduring design.

Key facts

  • Artemest debuts as a furniture publisher with its first collection at Fuorisalone 2026.
  • The collection is designed by Christine and John Gachot of GACHOT.
  • It bridges New York minimalism and Italian craftsmanship.
  • Furniture structure made by master cabinetmakers in Lombardy.
  • Textiles and upholstery produced in Brianza, Italy.
  • Materials include marble, bronze, and premium leathers.
  • This is the first of an annual legacy, each year by a different studio.
  • The collection is inspired by the Gachots' own living room.

Entities

Artists

  • Christine Gachot
  • John Gachot
  • Ippolita Rostagno
  • Marco Credendino
  • Nancy Lorenz
  • Frank Lloyd Wright

Institutions

  • Artemest
  • GACHOT
  • Gachot
  • Galerie Magazine
  • Milan Design Week
  • Palazzo Donizetti
  • Pendry Manhattan West
  • Metropolitan Opera
  • Chelsea Flea

Locations

  • New York
  • Italy
  • Lombardy
  • Brianza
  • United States
  • London
  • United Kingdom
  • Milan
  • Sutton Place

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