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What to do in Milan - Meet the new Elle Decor Grand Hotel
Oct
6
What to do in Milan – Meet the new Elle Decor Grand Hotel


During the first edition of the Fall Design Week in Milan, a project installation in the fashion district, conceived by two famous international names in design/interior design scene: Piero Lissoni and Patricia Urquiola. What to do in Milan today? Visit the new ELLE DECOR GRAND HOTEL.

 

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ELLE DECOR GRAND HOTEL is the project-installation born out of an idea by Elle Decor Italia, the international interior design magazine, set up in the rooms of Palazzo Morando – Costume Moda Immagine, in Milan, at 6 Via Sant’Andrea, today home to a museum dedicated to the city and the civic collection of Costume and Fashion.

 

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Elle Decor Grand Hotel at Palazzo Morando
ELLE DECOR GRAND HOTEL offers visitors a personal experience, thanks to rooms especially for socialising, reading, wellness and hospitality, leaving them free to explore bedrooms, lounges and gardens. Two exceptional names behind the project also in the hotel sector: Piero Lissoni, who designed the project for the public areas, conceived as those of a “Hôtel Particulier”, and Patricia Urquiola who designed the more private rooms, the “Stanzas”.

 


“I have conceived a hotel that is an aristocratic hostel rather than a hotel”, says Milanese architect and designer Piero Lissoni, ”simply changing the aesthetics of the interiors and using the style code of Italian architects at the turn of the seventeenth century, a particularly bright period with very strict architectural proportions. The whole project works on evident contrasts, classic with modern and modern that dialogues with history.”

 

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Elle Decor Grand Hotel at Palazzo Morando

 

The rooms he has designed, given the French names Accueil, Fumoir, Bibliothèque, Café & Restaurant, Séjour and Jardin, are furnished with contemporary design pieces that are in relation with facades and interiors of historic palazzos reproduced with photographic elaborations on the walls.

 

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Elle Decor Grand Hotel at Palazzo Morando

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“I thought of the Grand Hotel bedroom”, says Spanish architect and designer Patricia Urquiola, “avoiding an interpretation in serial, repetitive ‘sample room’ style, preferring to imagine a series of rooms as the separate moments in a story. This led to the ambiguity of the title: ‘Stanzas’, which sounds like a Spanish word but instead refers to the various verses in ‘Stanzas in Meditation’ (1929), a collection of poems by Gertrude Stein.

 

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Elle Decor Grand Hotel at Palazzo Morando

 

They came back to me as the idea for this project was taking shape. The furnishings are therefore a series of fragments, interpreting the many ways of personally experiencing the interiors of a room in a Grand Hotel: a room for one, two, three, four, five…

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