Abet Laminati at SICAM 2025

Abet Laminati is pleased to confirm its participation at SICAM, Italy’s leading international event for the furniture and design sector, taking place in Pordenone from 14 to 17 October 2025.

The company will present a series of new innovations, including the latest additions to the Rocks collection and an elegant Capsule featuring five new decorative designs. In addition, Abet Laminati will also offer an exclusive preview of the Velwood and Polaris finishes combined with selected cores. The showcase will be further enriched by the Hachure collection, designed by renowned designer Pierre Charpin

At SICAM 2025, Abet Laminati will unveil an exclusive capsule collection featuring five new decorative designs that showcase the brand’s commitment to sophisticated materiality and surface innovation. This carefully curated selection includes three elegant Onyx-inspired decors in the refined Polaris Contemporary finish, alongside two stone-effect designs inspired by classic Carrara marble in the tactile Papier finish—striking a perfect balance between visual elegance and material depth.

Visitors will experience a dynamic and immersive installation designed to express the essence of Abet Laminati’s surfaces. Highlights include Stratificato in the textured Velwood finish, produced with a Re-Abet core made entirely from 100% recycled kraft paper—emphasising the company’s dedication to sustainability. Also on display is Polaris with a Full Colour core, where the decorative surface seamlessly blends with the panel’s interior, creating sophisticated tonal harmonies or striking colour contrasts.

A standout feature of the booth is a dedicated wall showcasing the Hachure collection by renowned designer Pierre Charpin, part of the Abet Laminati Design Edition. This expressive series celebrates the interplay of lines and textures, embodying a story of creativity, innovation, and design excellence.

Abet Laminati invites all attendees to visit Hall 6 – Stand B18/C19 for an inspiring journey through materials, colours, and surfaces—once again demonstrating