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MOLTO MAISON
Elle Decor US
|May 2025
With a makeover by architect Peter Marino and an entire floor dedicated to home decor, Louis Vuitton's Milan flagship makes a striking statement in the global capital of design.
Louis Vuitton's four-story Milan flagship, designed by architect Peter Marino, features an inner courtyard and collectible 20thcentury furniture.
The timing spoke volumes when French heritage brand Louis Vuitton reopened its Milan flagship this spring, during the city's annual design week. The four-level store, entirely reimagined by Elle Decor A-List architect Peter Marino, was instantly packed with shoppers, curious design devotees, and fashion fans. Designed around a typically Milanese courtyard, the flagship has a staircase inspired by the city's famed Villa Necchi Campiglio, departments for everything from fashion and high jewelry to furniture and tableware, and a pair of restaurants serving up pasta and tiramisu decorated with the LV monogram.
Milanese landscape architect Marco Bay incorporated greenery throughout, including hanging plant spheres and trees in the Da Vittorio Café Louis Vuitton.
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