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Since my post of two weeks ago, much has changed here in Italy. Stricter measures and directives have been imposed on residents regarding COVID-19 containment not only in Lombardy but in ALL OF ITALY. (March 18, 2020) With the new… Continue Reading
Image above: Youth in Milan with masks – in reality, not everyone is wearing masks, photo/Shutterstock Dear MilanoStyle Readers, Thank you for the messages of concern and well wishes!I and my family are well. (Feb 26, 2020) In light of… Continue Reading
Furniture fair 16- 21 June 2020 – The Salone Internazionale del Mobile, Milan Design Week is the best and largest exhibition in the design calendar, showcasing the hottest and most influential figures in the architecture, furniture , and interior design world.… Continue Reading
Lutier Riccardo Genovese lived in Lecco at Lake Como between 1927 and 1928 where he made some of today’s most sought after violins. Going, Going Gone! On April 17,2019, the gavel at Il Ponte auction house in Milan pounded at… Continue Reading
(UPDATE NOTIFICATION MARCH 2020) 2020 CONVENTION POSTPONED to September/October There are no more resilient, intrepid and confident travel leaders anywhere in the world than in the International LGBTQ+ Travel Association. Therefore, we are determined to host our Annual Global Convention… Continue Reading
In the heart of the vibrant Porta Nuova district, Milan’s new high-tech and international district, Hyatt has opened the Hyatt Centric Milan Centrale. Within walking distance of the metro and Central Train Station (Stazione Centrale), the new Hyatt is in… Continue Reading
Interior designer Eric Egan hosts the inaugural opening of L’Artigianato design studio with the debut showing of RAINERI, the chinoiserie created in partnership with Fromental, award-winning wallcoverings atelier. Milan Salone del Mobile 2019, Fromental collaborates with renowned interior designer, Eric… Continue Reading
The FUORISALONE 2019 marks the beginning of the collaboration of FAS Pendezza and DIEMMEBI with the Higher School of Applied Art of the Castello Sforzesco in Milan. Image: Urbantime by Diemmebi – Passepartout Sunday, April 14th 2019 at 6.00 pm… Continue Reading
Milan design week 2019 Salone dei Mobile – architect Antonia Jannone opens her garden in the Brera district of Milan for tea time to present a collaboration between Akao Aluminum and HAKUHODO Kettle. 9 – 14 April, every day from… Continue Reading
Last month, Italian designer and ceramic artist Coralla Maiuri presented her new Bottega d’Arte decorative vase collections at the Paris exhibition Maison & Objet and is now making plans for Milan Design Week, Salone Internazionale del Mobile. Her stylish collection of… Continue Reading
BIT Milano – Borsa Italiana di Turismo will be held at Fieramilanocity 10 – 12 Feb 2019 Tour operators, accommodation companies and tourism professionals from all the world meet to network and create new partnerships every year at BIT Milano. Milanostyle.com will be… Continue Reading
Opening in 2020, the ADI Compasso d’Oro Museum, will be based in Milan, making it the largest in Europe dedicated to design. MILAN Wednesday, January 30, 2019 – 2.09pm As reported by www.affaritaliani.it Design: in Milan in 2020 the largest… Continue Reading
Traveling through Europe is always an exciting experience, but it can be quite daunting for those who are traveling for the first time. Italy is a wonderful country with lots of culture and history; there’s plenty to see and do… Continue Reading
If you are planning to come to Italy to study at one of the many prestigious design institutes in Milan, you may want to make some of the following considerations about studying abroad. According to a UNESCO report, as of… Continue Reading
It was 1957 when Francesco Battaglia, still President of SCAB Design, started his own business producing furniture in Brescia: practical and modern chairs and tables, designed to make life more comfortable in the open air and leisure time. In 1973,… Continue Reading
