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redazione 26/05/2026

Scavolini: modular and versatile

The new collections Fluida Discover and Feeling Day System, showcased at the Salone del Mobile, celebrate the continuity between kitchen and living spaces

From its beginnings in the 1960s to its latest design developments, Scavolini has made research and innovation its defining hallmark. Starting from the kitchen and progressively expanding its offering to include bathrooms, living areas, walk-in wardrobes and sleeping spaces, the company has gradually built an authentic “home total look”. This year, at the Salone del Mobile, the company presented two systems that perfectly embody this concept: Fluida Discover and Feeling Day System. Two complementary projects united by the idea of a home capable of evolving alongside contemporary lifestyles. Fluida Discover represents the evolution of the Parete Fluida system and interprets the harmony between kitchen and living areas through a strong modular approach, making every space increasingly functional and adaptable.

At the core of the project is the 40 cm modular unit, which can be used to create bookcases, shelving systems, wardrobes and storage elements in multiple configurations: wall-mounted or between walls, floor-standing, suspended or even as double-sided dividing elements. The structure, available in various finishes, accommodates back panels, shelves and doors with push-pull opening systems or integrated grip handles. The 22 mm-thick shelves lighten the visual perception while improving structural stability, while the recessed doors compared to the uprights introduce a clean graphic line that creates plays of shadow and depth. Scenic effects are further enhanced by inclined backlit dividers.

Its scalable modularity transforms Fluida Discover into a true architectural system, capable of enhancing traditional living rooms while simultaneously adding dynamism to open-plan and hybrid spaces. In line with this vision, Feeling Day System brings Scavolini’s technical expertise into the living area, offering a complete system that integrates base units, wall units, boiserie panels, open metal elements and both suspended and floor-standing solutions. The system also stands out for introducing curved forms into the collection, designed to expand and maximise usability in transition areas while creating a softer continuity between spaces. Customisation and compositional freedom define the Feeling Day System programme thanks to a wide range of solutions and finishes.

Feeling Day System by Scavolini

Feeling Day System by Scavolini

The doors, for example, are available in PET, PET Microdecor, glossy lacquer, matte lacquer and Matt Tech finishes, among others, alongside versions featuring aluminium frames and tempered glass, ensuring durability and ease of maintenance. The structures are available in standard Bianco Niveo, Canapa and Grigio Ferro finishes, or in the same finish as the doors to ensure visual continuity. Fluida Discover and Feeling Day System coexist to express a fluid, constantly evolving way of living, transforming the living area into an open environment connected with the entire home.

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