BT presents at Salone del Mobile 2026 an evolved concept of outdoor living, where outdoor coverings and shading systems become design elements capable of engaging with architecture, comfort, and contemporary living styles, within the 300 sqm space designed by architect Ivo Pellegri.
The exhibition project develops the concept of “total look”, transforming the space into a cohesive and immersive environment where awnings, drapery, and outdoor furnishings, together with bioclimatic pergolas, contribute to creating a unified narrative. The three concepts “desert”, “savannah”, and “forest” provide visual continuity to the installation and enhance its material, welcoming character, oriented toward an evolved idea of wellness.
The stand has been conceived as a place for dialogue with professionals, architects, and designers, to concretely demonstrate how BT systems can become design tools, capable of integrating into different contexts with aesthetic coherence, flexibility, and technical quality.
On display are some of the most representative solutions of this tailor-made approach. CODE clearly interprets the ambition to move beyond the idea of the pergola as a simple add-on element: it is a modular, refined, and customizable system designed to create a true outdoor room in continuity with architecture. Alongside CODE, Balinese introduces a softer and more relaxed dimension, where wellbeing, elegance, and attention to the landscape come together in a structure designed for exclusive spaces and hospitality settings.
The 2026 preview, Sombra, with its horizontal sunshades, works with light and shadow, bringing comfort and character to outdoor environments. Pergomove expresses the more dynamic and versatile dimension of outdoor living.
This presence at Salone del Mobile is part of a broader evolution path, in which BT continues to strengthen its positioning in the contract sector, offering architects, designers, and industry professionals technical expertise, customization capabilities, attention to detail, and a strong design-oriented approach.