INTRO BRUZZICHES
Benedetta Bruzziches' creations transcend accessories, transforming into timeless jewelry. From the hills of Caprarola to Hollywood’s red carpets, the brand has established itself with a unique vision. Thanks to its partnership with the Massimo Bonini showroom—a global leader in luxury accessory distribution with offices in Milan and New York—it has strengthened its presence worldwide. The showroom is located in the prestigious Palazzo Borromeo d’Adda, in the heart of Milan.
THE LOCATION
Located in the main salon of Palazzo Borromeo d'Adda, the space boasts a balcony overlooking Via Manzoni. A frescoed ceiling, ornate windows, a Murano glass chandelier, a gilded baroque mirror, and a fireplace enhance its noble 19th-century charm.
PROJECT
The organization of the display space was defined through the design of custom-made furniture, articulated on four levels to enhance an immersive product discovery experience while maintaining a visual balance between the elements and the symmetry of the room. Along the sides, linear shelves ensure an orderly display, while four drawer units, arranged symmetrically to the chandelier, reinforce the sense of harmony. In the center, a sculptural piece of furniture serves as a visual focal point, with clothes rails placed at strategic points to complete the display. Each piece of furniture was tailor-made, conceived as a small work of art, capable of surprising visitors and enhancing the product.
Another distinctive element of the project is the "tray cabinet," a chest of drawers inspired by the old mercerie drawers. Its diagonal shape was designed to allow the customer to view the entire product displayed inside, facilitating a complete and immediate view.
The name "tray cabinet" comes from the removable trays on both sides, allowing for elegant and practical bag presentations. Each tray is lined with a suede mat, a material chosen not only to enhance the prestige of the bags but also to evoke the inside of a jewelry box, emphasizing the sophistication and luxury of the product.
The structure of the cabinet is made of steel, while the side panels are made of glass, maintaining stylistic consistency with the other elements of the project and giving the piece a modern and sophisticated appearance.