These are the best luxury showrooms in Milan to discover!
Luxury Showrooms and Concept Stores play an essential element for interior designers. We selected the most coveted luxury stores and showrooms in the city with the best home design products, as well as amazing shop interiors.
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Amini
The Amini luxury showroom (designed by Elisa Ossino Studio) invites fun and unexpected graphic patterns on vibrant textiles around an all-white locale. Exuding Italian design culture, spaces incorporate handmade rugs, which are displayed like paintings in an important art gallery. Here, environments have been studied to create a kind of continuous, single-material box, hiding and cancelling doors and closets to engage visitors with an exuberant showing of textile design.
Antoniolupi
This Milan Luxury Showroom opened in 2008 and was completely renovated in 2018. This space is the first Italian brand flagship store and wants to provide a new framework to discuss the design and groped to define future features.
Bisazza
Bisazza’s flagship store opened during Milan Design Week 2019. There, over 200 square meters became large windows in the front, illuminating the brand’s different collections together with pieces from the bathroom series. Interiors of the space include natural colours pulled from the parquet, which are paired to pearl grey walls enriched with three columns clad in a gold mosaic from Bisazza.
Bredaquaranta
Bredaquaranta luxury showrooms might just be the best in Milan! Presenting a selection of luxury furniture, lighting, home décor, and textiles these incredible showrooms.
Caccaro
Caccaro’s flagship store presents itself not only as a mere storefront, but a meeting place for entrepreneurs, designers, architects, and customers. Here, 220 square meters are divided across levels connected by a succession of ups and downs, where the brand displays its latest in a maze of innovative environments.
Cappellini Point
Cappellini Point opened during the recent Milan Design Week. The intimate yet dynamic context recreating the hyper-realistic atmosphere of a private loft is the visual statement of Cappellini’s vision around design and lifestyle. Projects can be found spread across two main space volumes inviting guests to interact with products and enjoy a moment of relaxing or exchange views with the company and those in attendance in intimate surroundings. An avant-garde creative workshop made of design objects and advanced scenic technologies, art masterpieces and pops of colour on tapestry and architectural elements that define the style of Cappellini.
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Cassina
The luxury showroom of one of the most interesting Italian design brands in Milan! Founded in 1927 this luxury showroom features the work of many architects and designers. The Art Director of Cassina nowadays is Patricia Urquiola, one of the most influential Italian interior designers.
Ceramica Cielo
In the heart of Brera, Ceramica Cielo’s showroom expands with display windows and fluid and dynamic space sprawling over 150 square meters. Highlighting the chromatic properties of ceramic, art directors Andrea Parisio and Giuseppe Pezzano incorporate their signature stylings with harmonious forms in a space evoking new bathroom concepts that unite artisanal techniques with renovated stylistic studies.
Corso Europa
For over twenty years, the Corso Europa showroom has been the reference window for the best design and furnishing companies, in Italy and all over the world. A space completely dedicated to interior design, that with its 1400 square meters is one of the largest furnishing flagship stores in Milan and it has been the partner by the excellence of SAG80 Group for years. Unexpected and customized solutions, for private customers and contracts, a dynamic vision of design in line with the changing needs of an ever-evolving market.
Daytona
Daytona expands in a 100 square meter luxury showroom to recount ancient crafts, high-quality artisanal work, and industrial innovation with a keen eye for details. The brand — originally from Tuscany — works mostly on residential projects between the kitchen, dining area, living room, home office, and night areas. To complete the offer is a collection of Made in Italy rugs, panels, lamps and accessories.
Dimore Studio
This space in Brera functions as a luxury showroom for their growing line of covetable furniture, which is artfully mixed with mid-century collectables.
Febal Casa
The Flagship Store Febal Casa Brera epitomizes the retail concept of the brand and, alongside kitchen displays, also has areas dedicated to night-time and living room décor, to wholly embrace the brand’s offer of a total look.
Foscarini
Foscarini is an innovative Italian lighting brand and company that views each lamp as a passion project, fueled by an appreciation for and strong understanding of timeless and contemporary design. Creating unique products that boast a strong personality, Foscarini presents a marvelous luxury Showroom holding a deep knowledge of the lighting industry and maintains a steadfast reputation.
Galleria Rossana Orlandi
This gallery is an obligatory must-stop spot for young designers, seen as this is one of the most revered platforms for avant-garde Design and Lifestyle. If you’re lucky you might even have a chance to meet the revered designer Rossana Orlandi in the flesh.
Gallotti & Radice
The Gallotti & Radice luxury showroom has crafted a hub for the domestic habitat. Within a historic Milanese building, the 200 square meter showroom is organized across 2 levels connected by a double-height space with a crystal balustrade (the material that gave the Lombard brand its start). Today, the label’s wide gamut of furniture solutions includes design lamps and chandeliers conceived for diverse creative personalities in a stylistic mix and match.
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