Cover Fendi opens Palazzo Fendi Milano, strategically located at the intersection of Via Montenapoleone and Corso Matteotti
Fendi opens Palazzo Fendi Milano, strategically located at the intersection of Via Montenapoleone and Corso Matteotti
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Fendi has officially unveiled Palazzo Fendi Milano, a new destination of luxury and sophistication, perfectly positioned where Via Montenapoleone meets Corso Matteotti.
Housed in a magnificent Rationalist building designed by architect Emilio Lancia and constructed between 1933 and 1936, Palazzo Fendi Milano is a remarkable architectural gem that spans 910 square metres across four meticulously designed floors. Every detail of the space has been reinterpreted to embody Fendi’s creative spirit, where Italian craftsmanship meets contemporary innovation. From its grand façade to its refined interior, Palazzo Fendi Milano stands as the ultimate expression of the Maison’s heritage and modern elegance in the heart of Milan’s fashion district.
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Above Palazzo Fendi Milano is a remarkable architectural gem that spans 910 square metres across four meticulously designed floor
Palazzo Fendi Milano is a remarkable architectural gem that spans 910 square metres across four meticulously designed floor
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Above Palazzo Fendi Milano is a remarkable architectural gem that spans 910 square metres across four meticulously designed floor
Palazzo Fendi Milano is a remarkable architectural gem that spans 910 square metres across four meticulously designed floor
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Above Palazzo Fendi Milano is a remarkable architectural gem that spans 910 square metres across four meticulously designed floor
Above Palazzo Fendi Milano is a remarkable architectural gem that spans 910 square metres across four meticulously designed floor
Palazzo Fendi Milano is a remarkable architectural gem that spans 910 square metres across four meticulously designed floor
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The imposing façade, defined by its interplay of arched and square windows and a central tower commanding the street corner, has been thoughtfully enhanced by Fendi’s Architecture Department. Subtle interventions such as the Fendi logo and organically shaped door handles inspired by the suppleness of leather blend harmoniously with the building’s original character.
Interior is a dialogue
The interior design offers a refined conversation between elements drawn from 1930s Milanese style and the distinctive Fendi aesthetic.
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Curves and arches: Inspired by the fluidity of fur craftsmanship, soft curves and graceful arches recur throughout the space, echoing the forms of Milan’s iconic staircases.
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Heritage materials: A delicate balance unites the building’s existing marble motifs with Fendi’s signature stones, inspired by ancient Roman floors and the brand’s heritage. Travertino, a stone synonymous with Rome, is paired with coloured marbles such as Rosso Lepanto and Breccia Oniciata to create striking Domus-style geometric patterns underfoot.
Above The interior design offers a refined conversation between elements drawn from 1930s Milanese style and the distinctive Fendi aesthetic
The interior design offers a refined conversation between elements drawn from 1930s Milanese style and the distinctive Fendi aesthetic
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Above The interior design offers a refined conversation between elements drawn from 1930s Milanese style and the distinctive Fendi aesthetic
The interior design offers a refined conversation between elements drawn from 1930s Milanese style and the distinctive Fendi aesthetic
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Arts and crafts
Above To further enrich the environment, Fendi has collaborated with local galleries and cultural institutions
To further enrich the environment, Fendi has collaborated with local galleries and cultural institutions
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Above To further enrich the environment, Fendi has collaborated with local galleries and cultural institutions
To further enrich the environment, Fendi has collaborated with local galleries and cultural institutions
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To further enrich the environment, Fendi has collaborated with local galleries and cultural institutions. A curated collection of artworks, including commissioned pieces, transforms the store into an open gallery where Fendi’s creations converse effortlessly with contemporary art.
Experience highlights
Palazzo Fendi Milano unfolds across four distinctive floors, each seamlessly connecting Roman grandeur with modern Milanese refinement.
The ground floor welcomes guests with warm walnut and Travertino details in Fendi gold tones and offers direct access to the Langosteria food court. The first floor is devoted to menswear and childrenswear, evoking a private club atmosphere through teak wood floors and travertino silver. The second floor houses Couture, fur, and Ready-to-Wear collections, alongside intimate VIP salons for Fine Jewellery. The third floor is dedicated to the Fendi Atelier, a tribute to master craftsmanship, and the Fendi Apartment VIP, whose design draws inspiration from the Roman Pantheon. Together, they complete a personalised, artistic and utterly luxurious shopping experience.
Above Palazzo Fendi Milano unfolds across four distinctive floors, each seamlessly connecting Roman grandeur with modern Milanese refinement
Above Palazzo Fendi Milano unfolds across four distinctive floors, each seamlessly connecting Roman grandeur with modern Milanese refinement
Palazzo Fendi Milano unfolds across four distinctive floors, each seamlessly connecting Roman grandeur with modern Milanese refinement
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Above Palazzo Fendi Milano unfolds across four distinctive floors, each seamlessly connecting Roman grandeur with modern Milanese refinement
Above Palazzo Fendi Milano unfolds across four distinctive floors, each seamlessly connecting Roman grandeur with modern Milanese refinement
Palazzo Fendi Milano unfolds across four distinctive floors, each seamlessly connecting Roman grandeur with modern Milanese refinement
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Above Palazzo Fendi Milano stands as a true temple of luxury, where the heritage of Rome meets the innovation of Milan, redefining the art of luxury retail
Palazzo Fendi Milano stands as a true temple of luxury, where the heritage of Rome meets the innovation of Milan, redefining the art of luxury retail
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Palazzo Fendi Milano stands as a true temple of luxury, where the heritage of Rome meets the innovation of Milan, redefining the art of luxury retail.
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