About 10 minutes by subway from Milano Centrale Station, get off at S. Ambrogio Station, and a 7–8 minute walk brings you to the art gallery shop we are introducing today, “ROSSANA ORLANDI”.
Since it isn’t in a commercial district, it takes some effort to find.Just when you think it’s not here, you find it beyond this gate. To enter, ring the bell on the right side of the entrance.Then, the inner gate slowly opens automatically.Upon entering, there is a cafe-corner-like space with chairs and benches.Conversely, this is a photo taken facing the entrance.On the first floor, the lush green courtyard visible through the glass windows is truly magnificent.It was the fresh-green season. The scenery must change with the seasons.Going up to the second floor, products are packed tightly into a space larger than the first floor.Furniture such as chairs, lights, and desks are also exhibited and sold in abundance.
A sculpture from the ≪Most Illustrious≫ series by multiple architects. The price was around 585 euros.A sculpture by Spanish artist Manuel Sánchez-Algora (270 euros).Even items without a price tag can be purchased. If you have any questions, they kindly say “please ask” and give you attentive service.Products were packed into every corner of the space