Brembo, a global leader in the production of braking systems for the automotive sector, is once again set to bring colour to the world of interior design by participating in the Milan Design Week.

 
This special occasion marks the presentation of its brake calipers in three colours; mirtillo (blueberry), zafferano (saffron), and oro (gold), created in partnership with Sesia&Co. The calipers were selected by the public and customers and will soon enter production.

In 2024, Brembo surprised industry professionals by exhibiting its brake calipers for the first time in twelve colours designed specifically for the world of interior design. Developed by Sesia&Co., these colours allow for various material combinations and both monochromatic and multicolour solutions while maintaining a high level of aesthetic harmony.
 
Participating in the Milan Design Week is an innovative initiative for a company traditionally linked to the automotive industry and it has proven to be a true success. The public enthusiastically welcomed this foray into interior design, appreciating not only the quality and technology of the product but also its refined aesthetics.
 
After gathering and analysing feedback from last year’s event, Brembo has decided to put into production the three most voted for colours. To make this edition even more special, the company also created exclusive packaging for these colours, highlighting the attention to detail and style that has always set Brembo apart.
 
The calipers in mirtillo and zafferano belong to the X-Style range, the ideal choice for passionate drivers who seek personalised elements for their cars, along with the hallmark quality and reliability of all Brembo products. Meanwhile, the oro caliper, celebrating Brembo’s 50 years in racing, is an BM6 model, part of the GT kit. This caliper is a perfect example of how Brembo’s expertise in racing has been made available for road vehicles.
 
Brembo has always placed great emphasis on the aesthetics of its products, characterized by distinctive shapes and a broad colour palette that makes them easily recognizable even to end consumers.