Inside the luxurious hotel Palazzo Parigi in Milan
By Sara Sampaio / April 7, 2020
Palazzo Parigi in Milan is a hotel with an interior design that looks like something out of a fairy tale....
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In a quick and welcoming conversation with the manager designer responsible for the European brand Brabbu, Milan design Agenda was to discover what cannot be missing in Modern Classic Style. Take a look! The classic interior house design originated from European culture, like Victorian and Art Deco also the Greek […]
Meet Four Seasons Hotel Milano, the hotel was Impeccably restored former convent dating to the 15th century, converted to a Four Seasons hotel in 1993. Tucked quietly away between via Montenapoleone and via della Spiga,in the two most exclusive designer shopping streets in Italy. Get caught in Milan’s excitement and attractions by day, fall asleep to soothing breezes and quiet serenity at night…
Four Seasons Hotel Milano all is trully remarkable framed by an unforgettable 15th-century cloistered and landscaped courtyard at this Milan five-star hotel. The Design Aesthetic of the hotel is wonderfull, Restored historic building with centuries-old frescoes, columns and vaulted ceilings. The teams of architects where Bertani Baselli & C.S.P.A. and Patricia Urquiola (Spa). With a total Number of 118 Rooms, 50 Suites and 68 Guest Rooms the hotel has much to offer.
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Restaurant: La Veranda and Chef Marco Veneruso are both part of the incrediible world that Four Seasons Milan has for us, with Signature Dishes like: Courgettes in blossom, stuffed with ricotta cheese and mint, Classic saffron risotto and Milanese ossobuco.
The interior design have different colaborations, we can name BAMO, Inc. (guest rooms, function space and public areas), Patricia Urquiola and Pièrre Yves-Rochon (rooms at “Casa Ringhiera” building.
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