A Multi-Layered Experience Beyond the Traditional StoreIn a move that reflects the evolution of retail, Carolina Castiglioni, founder of the emerging label Plan C, is expanding her brand’s presence in Milan with the opening of ‘Plan C Frame’. This project…
Walking through Piazza del Duomo in Milan, one cannot escape the gravitational pull of the cathedral. Milan Cathedral, begun in 1386 and completed across centuries, is not only the largest church in Italy but one of the most intricate achievements…
The French luxury house Saint Laurent has reopened its flagship boutique in Milan after an extensive renovation, transforming the space into a platform for dialogue between giants of Italian design and elegant Parisian heritage. Located at the prestigious address 8…
Stefanie Glitter, the multidisciplinary artist, drag queen, performer, and makeup virtuoso, calls her 592-square-foot Milan apartment the “Carrie Bradshaw House” but with a twist. “It’s my stage, my closet, my sanctuary,” she says. Nestled near Piazza Cinque Giornate, this compact…
Milan’s Pirelli Tower (Il Pirellone), designed by Gio Ponti and Pier Luigi Nervi, stands as a masterpiece of modernist architecture. Though controversial when completed in 1960, it has since become an icon of Italian design and a symbol of post-war…
Following its resounding success in the past two years, LABÒ returns with even greater impact at Milan Design Week 2025, offering a unique experience that encapsulates the spirit of contemporary creativity. This year, the exhibition moves to two exceptional venues in…
Valencian design studio Masquespacio has completed a dine-in restaurant for takeaway sushi chain Ichi Station in Milan, with interiors designed to resemble a futuristic spaceship. Set in a historic building in the Brera district, the chain’s latest outpost builds on the same travel and transport concept established across its other outlets – including eight in
Six interior design studios, including Kingston Lafferty Design and T.ZED Architects, have overhauled a room at the 1930s L’Appartamento for commerce platform Artemest at Milan design week. The designers each used furniture, lighting and art from the brands, designers and artists represented on the Artemest platform to showcase their own style in a room at the apartment in Milan’s
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