"Saint Laurent has renovated its boutique in Milan with works by local artists and designers, including Gaetano Pesce and Gio Ponti. Reopening on September 20th, 2025, the retail store at Via Montenapoleone, 8, introduces a third floor for the menswear collection, which was not present in the previous interiors. Colors, materials, and textures rooted in Parisian and Milanese designs harmonize inside the space."
"The Saint Laurent collections sit atop open shelves made of marble sourced from Italy, and the marble floor retains its gritty texture, complementing the industrial-sized carpets whose designs are inspired by pixelated images using threads and the paintings of Monet. Vintage pieces occupy the same space as contemporary furniture and materials, the Maison's hope to evoke modern classic design. Chairs from Italian architects Marcello Piacentini and Gio Ponti sit next to cherry wood and resin coffee tables made by the Austrian designer, Laurids Gallée,"
Saint Laurent renovated its Milan boutique to include works by local artists and designers and reopened on September 20th, 2025. The retail space at Via Montenapoleone, 8 now features a new third floor dedicated to menswear alongside two floors for women's collections. Interior finishes combine Parisian and Milanese colors, materials, and textures, with Italian marble shelves and a gritty marble floor paired with industrial-sized carpets inspired by pixelated images and Monet. The space mixes vintage and contemporary pieces from around 70 historic designers, alongside Romanesque sculptures and varied handcrafted materials.
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