Brabbu Blog had the pleasure of interviewing Natalia Berezovskaia, a talented interior designer from Romania. Natalia has his own personal blog, The Famous Design, with the aim to educate and inform the public of the importance of a well-organised interior design and the advantage of working with professionals. In that matter, Natalia […]
Scandi Modern Dining Room By Albert Keller are here! In the middle of Autumn, nothing beats embracing the comfort and convenience of our home, where a simple neutral approach, such as Scandinavian design, is capable of great and singular feats. Caffe Latte, with the special participation of Covet House and the creative designer Albert Keller, brings the […]
Giorgio Armani has lived in his Milan home for 30 years, quoting “I moved into the house where i live in 1982, and snce then i have never wanted to change home, not even for a second. It is the perfect shelter, a place where i can relax completely. I worked with the architect Peter Marino, entrusting him with the interior decoration of the house and the task of giving shape to my desires and ideas”. (Full story here)
Today’s Milan Design Agenda article couldn’t start other way besides this.
SEE ALSO: Armani Experience for New York Times
Walk through the gates, and you step into a massive front courtyard, and you’ll find yourself surrounded by a fortress of the Milanese fashion designer master’s making. Not only does this cluster of buildings house Armani’s home but it also emcompasses his design, communications, and marketing offices; the sizable underground theater where he used to present his collection, and indoor pool-plus a garden for good measure. The world’s most famous designer doesn’t do anything small.
In fact, all Giorgio Armani homes around the world – there are 10 at last count!-are epansive, situated in such stunningly beautiful settings as Antigua, Saint Tropez, and the volcanic island of Pantelleria, between Sicily and Tunisia. There’s also his yacht, which can be described as a floating villa.
However, and with Winter coming, there’s one place that all of us would like to be in, a six-bedroom 17th-century farmhouse in La Punt, southeast Switzerland…Milan Design Agenda calls it a true Celebrity Home !
