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De Padova moves house

10 December 2015

Cristina Morozzi

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After the merger with Boffi in early 2015, on 28 October De Padova moved from its historic headquarters in Corso Venezia (Milan) to the nearby location of via Santa Cecilia 7, occupying a large 1,100 square metre bright space designed by Piero Lissoni, art director of the two brands. The De Padova collection has been skilfully reviewed by Piero Lissoni. He has thinned the catalogue and modernized historical products with new, refined finishes that extend harmoniously in different levels of space. They have been cleverly integrated with those of the Boffi brand, acquiring a contemporary breath, without losing that essence of a refined collection, ideally meant for the educated middle classes. The circuit of Milanese design is enhanced by a new space, full of suggestions, both for designers, thanks to the selection of materials and finishes of partner companies, and for the public, who have the opportunity to experience various ideas/solutions for refined home living. The history of the brand icon of Milan continues with a new promising chapter.

La nuova sede è l'antitesi di quella precedente, non più vetrina su strada ma vicolo laterale di una via centrale di Milano
La nuova casa di De Padova si sviluppa all’interno un grande loft industriale di 1.000 metri quadri
Lo spazio integra suggerimenti complementari agli arredi della collezione e li contestualizza con bagni, cucine e armadiature del gruppo Boffi
La nuova casa di De Padova è lo specchio della casa dell’oggi, che non dimentica il passato e si apre a nuove relazioni e dinamiche
Centrale è una libreria di materiali di aziende partner: dalle piastrelle alle resine, dai legni ai tessuti per rivestimenti e tendaggi.
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Interno del nuovo showroom De Padova a Milano
Nel nuovo showroom De Padova architettura, design e interior design si incontrano in una dimensione innovativa, con lo stile di sempre.
Lo spazio integra suggerimenti complementari agli arredi della collezione e li contestualizza con bagni, cucine e armadiature del gruppo Boffi
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Interno del nuovo showroom De Padova a Milano
La nuova casa di De Padova, progettata dall’art director dei due brand Piero Lissoni, è un luminoso laboratorio di idee che non si mostra alla strada
Nel nuovo showroom De Padova architettura, design e interior design si incontrano in una dimensione innovativa, con lo stile di sempre.
Il Loft è realizzato su due livelli, a cui si accede da un tunnel per auto, reso solo pedonale.

WHERE: Via Santa Cecilia 7, Milano

After the merger with Boffi in early 2015, on 28 October De Padova moved from its historic headquarters in Corso Venezia (Milan) to the nearby location of via Santa Cecilia 7, occupying a large 1,100 square metre bright space designed by Piero Lissoni, art director of the two brands. The De Padova collection has been skilfully reviewed by Piero Lissoni. He has thinned the catalogue and modernized historical products with new, refined finishes that extend harmoniously in different levels of space. They have been cleverly integrated with those of the Boffi brand, acquiring a contemporary breath, without losing that essence of a refined collection, ideally meant for the educated middle classes. The circuit of Milanese design is enhanced by a new space, full of suggestions, both for designers, thanks to the selection of materials and finishes of partner companies, and for the public, who have the opportunity to experience various ideas/solutions for refined home living. The history of the brand icon of Milan continues with a new promising chapter.

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