Located on the first floor of Alessandro Manzoni’s birthplace, this apartment is a perfect example of Italian 1970s design. Just a stone’s throw away from the Duomo, it’s ideal for exploring the city center, which is rich in installations and furniture showrooms.

In a typical “old Milan" building, this former artisan workshop converted into a loft and furnished with typical pieces of Italian design is located in the bohemian district of Brera. With its large windows and neutral tones that soften the 'industrial' details, it’s the perfect base for enjoying one of the most fascinating neighborhoods in the city.

For design enthusiasts as well as luxury and comfort seekers, this accommodation in the heart of the Fuorisalone’s symbolic district offers its guests an indoor pool, a gym, and a home theater.

In the heart of Isola, a neighborhood with a strong identity, this apartment was once home to a famous Milanese photographer. Fully renovated and enriched with original furnishings, it creates an energetic and creative atmosphere. The 1920s garden, where you can have breakfast or enjoy a drink, is the extra touch to add charm to the home.

In the 5VIE district, this apartment with a Scandinavian aesthetic is built upon a Roman domus and preserves a portion of the ancient mosaic floor in the portico surrounding the garden. The blend of Nordic minimalism and Italian antiquity gives it an extremely interesting and contemporary allure.

Located on the ground floor of a historic building in the Sarpi area, this loft is the ideal destination for tireless explorers always in search of something new. This area, home to Milan's large Chinese community, is the new hub of the Design Week, bustling with ideas and creatives and rich in unique venues, all waiting to be discovered.