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Cagiada

Salone del Mobile 2026

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FOR THE SECOND CONSECUTIVE YEAR, TOSCOT CHOOSES CAGIADA PIZZERIE FOR SALONE DEL MOBILE.

At the Festa del Perdono location, CHIRP arrives: TOSCOT’s outdoor majolica lamp. Design, light, and pizza come together in one convivial space.

On the occasion of Salone del Mobile, TOSCOT and Cagiada Pizzerie renew their collaboration at the Milan locations of Festa del Perdono and Cornalia. It is a meeting that takes design beyond the traditional boundaries of exhibition spaces and places it in a living, everyday setting made for people to gather.

Taking center stage at the Via Festa del Perdono location will be CHIRP: TOSCOT’s outdoor lamp, designed to adapt to open spaces and a variety of supports, capable of transforming an environment with a presence that is both discreet and striking.

The meaning of this collaboration lies in an affinity that is not merely aesthetic. CHIRP’s light and Cagiada’s pizza are both born from balance, craftsmanship, and materiality: majolica is shaped and becomes light, while dough is transformed into sharing. Artistic installation and gastronomic culture ultimately do the same thing — inviting people to pause and look more closely.

During the Salone del Mobile days, the Cagiada Festa del Perdono and Cagiada Cornalia locations become special stops for anyone looking for a truly worthwhile break.

Notes to editors

TOSCOT is a Tuscan company specializing in handcrafted majolica lamps, with a strong focus on high-quality outdoor design.

Cagiada is a Milan-based chain of artisanal pizzerias founded in 2013, with four locations across Milan (Festa del Perdono and Cornalia), Vedano al Lambro, and Monza. Its offering revolves around a light, thin, and crispy pizza made with handcrafted dough and designed to suit every taste and every moment of the day. Alongside pizza, it also offers a sweet selection through the Cagiada Sweet project. At the heart of the group’s philosophy are conviviality, sustainability, and a creative approach to tradition.