.Fendi is investing in a key real estate project: the opening of a new boutique inside Milan's Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II.
and shoes displayed on champagne metal shelves with silver metal drawer are available on the ground floor. Italy’s precious Arabescato Vagli marble flooring is reminiscent of the architecture of Roman churches, while ceilings with three-dimensional geometric patterns are inspired by Milan’s historical buildings.
The men’s collections are on the first floor, characterized by the Green Patagonia marble floor and leather sofas. Fendi’s fur and women’s ready-to-wear collection are displayed on the second floor, defined as an intimate living room by wisteria-colored sheet metal walls and Black & White Patagonia marble used for the floor and the fireplace. A wooden door stands in the middle of the room, which allows for a private space.
The furniture is a selection of bespoke and design pieces, such as the rust velvet armchairs by Gio Ponti and the fur and metal bench, amber glass fusion table and silver and glass artwork by Kiko López.
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