Notes Design

Italian architect Stefano Tagliacarne, responsible for those Artek installations you might have seen in Milan & New York has completed the first Milan showroom for Danish furniture company Fritz Hansen.

A major challenge to Stefano Tagliacarne was to overcome the spatial irregularity of the showroom, composed by three levels of different size and shape. Tagliacarne links these three levels by the means of a big red column and a wood clad wall, both developing from the bottom of the basement to the top of the first floor.

The concept for the space highlights the brand's collection while emphasizing the classics of Arne Jacobsen and Poul Kjaerholm and expressing the values of Danish culture in an Italian context.

Fritz Hansen
Corso Garibaldi 77
Milan