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Dominique Muret Translated by
Nicola Mira Published
April 8, 2025
Milan is buzzing for Design Week. The vibe is most clearly felt in via Montenapoleone, the Italian city’s main luxury shopping street. Last week, Bulgari inaugurated its new-look Milanese store, and now it is the turn of Louis Vuitton, another jewel in the LVMH crown, to unveil its new via Montenapoleone flagship, after three years of renovation work. The store has been entirely redecorated and enlarged, and is Louis Vuitton’s first in Italy to feature both a café and a restaurant. Above all, it is the first in the world to feature a dedicated space showcasing the full range of the Louis Vuitton Home Collections.
The store extends over more than 4,500 square metres on four levels, inside historic Palazzo Taverna, at number 2 on via Montenapoleone. The building is notable for its vast interior courtyard, with porticoes and Milanese-style balconies, and a huge skylight in lieu of a roof. The design is by architect Peter Marino.
Louis Vuitton’s new Milanese flagship presents the multiple facets of the label’s assortment, starting with ready-to-wear and accessories for women and men. For the first time, Louis Vuitton has dedicated an entire floor to its home decoration line, which has been revamped this year under the umbrella name of Louis Vuitton Home Collections.
The line consists of the five product categories developed by the label in the home segment in recent years: The Objets Nomadescollection of travel-inspired articles, launched by Louis Vuitton in 2025 in collaboration with leading designers; the Signature Collection line of furniture and lighting fixtures; the line of home decoration objects and home linen; the table art line; and finally games, like a mini table football, and tables for playing chequers, Mahjong and more.
The store also features a courtyard bar, the second Louis Vuitton store in Italy to have one after the store in Taormina, Sicily, and a restaurant, DaV by Da Vittorio Louis Vuitton, adjacent to the store and with its own entrance. Both café and restaurant are run by the famous, three-Michelin-starred Da Vittorio restaurant from Bergamo, owned by the Cerea family.