Design: Talenti tops €50 million in revenues in 2025, double-digit growth, and focus on Europe and hospitality

Talenti is set to close 2025 with revenues exceeding €50 million for the first time, marking a 10% year-on-year increase. The result confirms the brand’s strengthening position in the high-end outdoor furniture segment, with accelerating performance in both the contract and retail channels. Europe accounts for about 60% of Talenti's total revenues and remains its primary growth driver. France and Spain are leading markets, while Italy maintains steady growth. Germany and the DACH region are consolidating, supported by demand for durable, high-performance, contemporary designs. Outside Europe, the United States and the United Arab Emirates are key strategic markets where Talenti is expanding its presence in luxury residential and international hospitality projects. Australia also continues to grow. In 2025, the Nalu collection, designed by Ludovica Serafini and Roberto Palomba, delivered strong results by introducing an integrated system of coordinated outdoor furniture and accessories. The collection received immediate interest from clients, architects, and international retailers. Other flagship collections, including Tressé by Carlo Colombo and Jun by Marco Acerbis, also performed well and strengthened the global appeal of Italian design. For 2026, Talenti plans further strategic investments, including the establishment of a new headquarters in Terni and an expanded product offering through the Talenti Home project. These initiatives are intended to support continued growth in product development and organizational capacity.