Tiffany & Co. opens art-filled Milan flagship in Palazzo Taverna
In Milan, Tiffany & Co. has inaugurated its largest store in Europe, situated in Palazzo Taverna, spanning more than 1,200 square meters. This neoclassical structure, constructed in 1835, boasts arched windows designed by Venini and lunettes that draw inspiration from Gio Ponti. The exterior showcases display windows reminiscent of Michelangelo Pistoletto's style. Inside, architect Peter Marino has curated an impressive collection featuring works from Pistoletto, Picasso, Urs Fischer, Daniel Arsham, Anish Kapoor, Sterling Ruby, and Julian Schnabel. The store also includes a gallery dedicated to Elsa Peretti, as well as collections such as Lock, HardWear, T, and Knot by Tiffany, alongside a High Jewelry section. A transparent staircase connects various client service areas, while the second floor houses 'All About Love' rooms and Tiffany Archives artifacts that honor nearly 200 years of history.
Key facts
- Tiffany & Co. opens largest European store in Milan's Palazzo Taverna
- Store spans over 1,200 square meters on Via Montenapoleone
- Facade features Venini glass windows and Gio Ponti-inspired lunettes
- Interiors designed by architect Peter Marino
- Artworks by Pistoletto, Picasso, Fischer, Arsham, Kapoor, Ruby, and Schnabel
- Includes Elsa Peretti gallery and Tiffany Archives artifacts
- Transparent staircase by Peter Marino and Hugh Dutton
- Second floor features 'All About Love' rooms and Tiffany Setting ring
Entities
Artists
- Michelangelo Pistoletto
- Pablo Picasso
- Urs Fischer
- Daniel Arsham
- Anish Kapoor
- Sterling Ruby
- Julian Schnabel
- Elsa Peretti
- Gio Ponti
- Louis Comfort Tiffany
- Peter Marino
- Hugh Dutton
Institutions
- Tiffany & Co.
- Venini
- Palazzo Taverna
- The Landmark
- Tiffany Archives
- Artribune
Locations
- Milan
- Italy
- Via Montenapoleone
- New York
- Fifth Avenue
- Murano