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What to do during Milan Design Week
When Milan Design Week arrives, the city transforms into a playground for design enthusiasts and fashion travelers. As spring approaches, there’s no better time to explore the vibrant design scene in Milan. We’ve curated a list of six must-visit shops that are perfect for anyone looking to dive deep into Italian design culture.
**Covet House** offers a carefully selected guide for visitors arriving in Milan. While the Isaloni Design Fair takes place at Salone del Mobile Milan, there's plenty of inspiration to be found throughout the city.
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**CARLO MORETTI – Via della Spiga, 48**
Carlo Moretti opened its flagship store during the 53rd International Milan Furniture Fair in April 2014. This space serves as both a workshop and showroom, displaying the entire Carlo Moretti collection along with historic art pieces from around the world.
**FORNASETTI – Corso Giacomo Matteotti, 1/A**
As a leading home decor furniture brand, Fornasetti perfectly embodies the essence of Italian design. Their only store in Milan reflects this style with monochromatic walls and gold accents, creating an inviting atmosphere.
**RICHARD GINORI – Piazza San Marco, 3**
This renowned porcelain brand has opened its second flagship store in Italy, located in the heart of Milan. The dark-wood interiors blend cozy and modern elements, featuring checkered floors, farm tables, and hand-painted pieces by Alessandro Michele.
**ROSSANA ORLANDI – Via Matteo Bandello, 14/16**
What began as a gallery has evolved into a cultural hub for events and installations. Spazio Rossana Orlandi is filled with stunning art and statement furniture—perfect for spending an afternoon exploring.
**BOTTEGA VENETA – Via Sant’Andrea, 15**
Nestled in the historic Palazzo Gallarati Scotti, Bottega Veneta’s first-ever home accessory boutique was designed by creative director Tomas Maier. The space showcases beautifully crafted furniture, lighting, and tabletop items, alongside collaborations with Poltrona Frau.
**BBDW – Via Santa Marta, 21**
The American furniture company BDDW, known for its high-quality solid-wood pieces, opened its first store outside New York on Via Santa Marta two years ago. Founder Tyler Hays uses clean finishes and natural oils to bring a fresh look to the brand’s handcrafted designs.
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