Crossing Manzoni
Navigli, Milan
“Intimate Milanese pied-à-terre”
MICHELIN Guide
“…occupies two floors of a neoclassical palazzo on a street that’s long been home to prominent local families…”
Vibe
Tucked behind heavy doors, this six-room townhouse feels like an architect's private apartment, complete with Vittoriano Viganò lighting and soft bouclé seating.
“Intimate Milanese pied-à-terre”
Carlotta Botta's mid-century interiors feature Vittoriano Viganò lighting, bouclé seating, and herringbone parquet across six rooms.
Diptyque toiletries, chromotherapy hammam steam showers, and a shared kitchenette stocked with round-the-clock complimentary Italian pastries.
Occupies two floors of a nineteenth-century neoclassical palazzo beside the historic Casa Manzoni museum.
On a quiet street by Casa Manzoni, moments between Teatro alla Scala and Via Montenapoleone.
Rooms
Herringbone parquet floors ground bedrooms dressed in muted olive tones, leading to bathrooms equipped with chromotherapy hammam steam showers.
Backstory
Former lawyer turned designer Carlotta Botta envisioned this nineteenth-century neoclassical palazzo as an understated Italian pied-à-terre for design enthusiasts.
The neighborhood
Set on a quiet lane beside Casa Manzoni, you are three minutes on foot from Teatro alla Scala and the fashion houses along Via Montenapoleone.
The app
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