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Buccellati and Chahan Minassian Open Intimate Caviar Bar in Milan's Palazzo Gavazzi

architecture-design · 2026-09-09

Buccellati, the renowned jewellery brand, has unveiled a new caviar bar at its flagship location, Palazzo Gavazzi in Milan, which was designed by Chahan Minassian. This elegant venue, overlooking the courtyard, draws inspiration from Buccellati's caviar tableware collection dating back to the 1930s. It harmoniously combines Neoclassical architecture, crafted by Luigi Chierichetti in 1839, with a color scheme of silvery greys, taupes, bronze, and gold. Minassian created the furnishings using luxurious materials like velvet, Fortuny fabrics, textured leather, custom rugs, and vintage Murano glass chandeliers. The two-level bar, featuring a mezzanine, includes copper, silver, and mirrored panels, and displays Buccellati's pieces alongside Ginori and the Furry Animals series. The address is Via Monte Napoleone, 23, 20121 Milan, Italy.

Key facts

  • Buccellati opened a new caviar bar in its Milan flagship store at Palazzo Gavazzi.
  • The bar was designed by Chahan Minassian, an Armenian-Lebanese interior designer.
  • The design references Buccellati's caviar tableware collection from the 1930s.
  • Palazzo Gavazzi was designed by Luigi Chierichetti and completed in 1839.
  • The bar features a glazed mezzanine, central bar, and lounge seating.
  • Materials include copper, silver, smoky-grey mirrors, velvet, and Fortuny fabrics.
  • Vintage Murano glass chandeliers and custom furniture were designed by Minassian.
  • The space includes pieces from Buccellati's collaborations with Ginori and its Murano Collection.
  • The Furry Animals series was presented during Milan Design Week 2025.
  • The address is Via Monte Napoleone, 23, 20121 Milan, Italy.

Entities

Artists

  • Chahan Minassian
  • Mario Buccellati

Institutions

  • Buccellati
  • Ginori
  • Murano Collection
  • Ginori 1735
  • Galerie Magazine

Locations

  • Milan
  • Italy
  • Palazzo Gavazzi
  • Via Monte Napoleone
  • Via Montenapoleone
  • Paris
  • France
  • Murano
  • Florence

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