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Rinascente is reborn in Rome’s Piazza Fiume courtesy of design studio 2050+
Rinascente in Piazza Fiume, Rome gets a makeover by Milan-based interdisciplinary design agency 2050+
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This Sicilian villa brings contemporary architecture to the foot of Mount Etna
L House is a modern Sicilian villa in perfect sync with its surroundings, designed by London-based architecture practice Transit Studio
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Venice Biennale 2022 closing review: who, how and what on earth?
As the sun sets on the 59th Venice Art Biennale (until 27 November), we look back on an edition filled with resilience, female power and unsurprisingly, lots of surprises
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Last chance to see: 'Bruce Nauman: Contrapposto Studies’ at Punta della Dogana, Venice
Focusing on the American artist's performative 'Contrapposto Studies', Bruce Nauman's show at Punta della Dogana, Venice, gives new meaning to body language – on view until 27 November 2022
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Take the ultimate Carlo Scarpa tour of Venice
A Carlo Scarpa tour to end all tours; join our survey of modernist buildings by the Italian midcentury master in and around Venice
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Etruscan Galleries at Fondazione Luigi Rovati by Mario Cucinella just flow
In Milan, the Etruscan Galleries at the Fondazione Luigi Rovati, designed by architect Mario Cucinella, open to the public
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Stag party: Picky Nicky's edit of Cedes Milano's antler accessories
Dedicated to the expert manufacturing of small, yet luxurious serving and grooming products made out of natural materials, Cedes Milano is headed by Manuela Casati and Mauro Lorenzi. The Milanese company uses specialist craftsmanship and lavish materials – such as horns, bamboo, leather and exotic woods – to create long-lasting pieces to use and love
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Man about town: on the ground in Florence for Pitti Uomo’s 89th edition
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A new fix for Ermenegildo Zegna, Italian fashion’s quiet revolutionary
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Winter warmer: Fornasetti Profumi’s alluring ’Misterio’ scented candle
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Blue print: Fontana Milano 1915’s ‘A’ bag collaboration with Wallpaper*
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Bart Hess’ new art film series for Aesop transforms the body into a digital interface
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Mendini’s new gallery Fragile is anything but the minimal Milanese norm
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Max Mara stages its artful Resort 2019 show at the Collezione Maramotti
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Kiton's re-kitted Via Pontaccio Milan headquarters
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Interior designer Hugo Sauzay fronts Brooksfield’s S/S 2018 collection
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'Making Dreams': Fendi's filmic venture at Cinema Manzoni, Milan
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Santoni’s Marco Zanini on plotting a small revolution at Piero Portaluppi’s home in Milan
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Past, present, future: a new CEDIT collection employs a host of Italian design talent
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Back in stock: Giacomo Bulleri’s famous Tabaccheria relaunches in Milan
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Italian stone specialist Salvatori unveils its new London showroom
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Colombian roar: Kram/Weisshaar reinvent Picó systems at Plusdesign, Milan
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Visionnaire opens up inside a midcentury building in West Hollywood
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Love island: meet the couple putting Sardinian craft on the design map
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Google’s latest AI experiment reveals hidden colour connections in art
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A sense of the classic: Acqua di Parma puts on first contemporary art show in Milan
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Federico Pestilli’s plastic-smothered flowers are poignant metaphors
From vacuum-packed orchids to poppies cloaked in a garbage bag, the imagery in the Italian artist's ‘Nature Morte' explores nature's survival against humanity
