Rossana Orlandi

Housed in a former tie factory, the space has been transformed into a temple of collectible design, where objects interact in a curated aesthetic dialogue beyond place and time. The gallery’s legendary courtyard, covered in nearly century-old strawberry grape vines, serves as a meeting point for the design community, especially during Milan Design Week, when it becomes one of the city’s must-visit locations.

Rossana Orlandi’s eye for talent has brought to light some of the most celebrated designers of our time, including Maarten Baas, Formafantasma, Nacho Carbonell, and Piet Hein Eek, many of whom had their first exhibitions in the gallery’s basement—a space now considered a lucky charm in the design world. The gallery plays a fundamental role in turning contemporary design into collectible design, elevating it to the level of rare and vintage selections seen in major international auctions.