Inside a Milan Apartment Where Midcentury Heritage Meets a Designer’s Daily Studio Life
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BySamantha Weiss-Hills,Photography byStefan Giftthaler,Styling byMartina Lucatelli
PublishedFeb 13, 2025 3:04 PM EST
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The 1960s facade of Via Andrea Verga 4 stands just a half mile from Santa Maria delle Grazie, the celebrated 15th-centur2y Milan church that houses Leonardo da Vinci’s Last Supper. The streets threading between them reveal a city of constant contrast—old and new, classical and modern—woven into the fabric of northern Italian life.
