Mandarin Oriental Milan .]]> https://www.architecturalrecord.com/rss/2379 en-us An international hotel draws on a Milan's incomparable design culture.

]]> http://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/11918 Tue, 04 Oct 2016 09:00:00 -0400 https://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/11918-mandarin-oriental-milan-by-antonio-citterio-patricia-viel-and-partners Within one of several courtyards is an outdoor dining area for the Michelin-starred Seta restaurant. Photo courtesy Mandarin Oriental Milan The exuberant design of the interiors is immediately apparent upon entry at the concierge desk. Photo courtesy Mandarin Oriental Milan The hotel is tucked behind a quiet side street in the center of Milan. Photo courtesy Mandarin Oriental Milan The restaurant’s reception is topped with a dazzling chandelier by Milan-based artist Jacopo Foggini. Photo © Massimo Listri At the bar, black and white marble covers the walls and floors. Photo © Massimo Listri A casual lounge features boldly patterned wallcoverings and draperies. Photo © Massimo Listri The wood-clad Gio Ponti suite features the architect’s Dezza chair, among other pieces designed by him. Photo © Massimo Listri On the second floor, the 1,000-square-foot Milano suite is dedicated to Piero Fornasetti and is furnished with original Fornasetti tables, chairs, desk, console, accessories, and wall coverings. Photo courtesy Mandarin Oriental Milan On the second floor, the 1,000-square-foot Milano suite is dedicated to Piero Fornasetti and is furnished with original Fornasetti tables, chairs, desk, console, accessories, and wall coverings. Photo © Massimo Listri Photo © Massimo Listri Photo © Massimo Listri Photo © Massimo Listri Photo © Massimo Listri Photo © Massimo Listri Photo © Massimo Listri Photo © Massimo Listri Photo © Massimo Listri Photo © Massimo Listri Image courtesy Antonio Citterio Patricia Viel Interiors