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In Milan, excellent design isn’t reserved for museums or shiny display rooms– it’s just part of daily life. Italy’s second-largest city is best known internationally as a fashion capital, home to powerhouse labels like Prada, Armani, Versace, and Dolce & Gabbana. However the city also hosts Milan Fashion Week and the enormous design reasonable Salone del Mobile– two occasions that each year bring in designers, designers, and design obsessives in droves.Between runway shows
and Style Week exhibits, the Italian city has built a credibility around vibrant architecture, flawless interiors, and a reverence for workmanship. And all of that imaginative energy filters into Milan’s domestic architecture, where, specifically over the past few years, a number of those apartments have actually been lovingly reimagined as Airbnbs. Rather of generic design, you’ll discover sculptural lighting, vintage Italian furniture, bold tile work, and shelves stacked with art books and design publications. Some apartments lean minimalist with gallery-white walls and statement chairs; others embrace the city’s layered past with frescoed ceilings, antique mirrors, and parquet floors.For tourists, that means the opportunity to experience Milan not just through its museums and stores, however by remaining inside areas that reflect the city’s deep style DNA. Ahead, the most stunning Milan Airbnbs worth booking.Perks: Wi-Fi; washer and clothes dryer; smart TV; full kitchen Set inside a magnificent period structure, this jewel-box Milan house balances timeless architecture with spirited color and design-forward details. Tarnished glass doors open into a teal-and-blush living-room anchored by a plush designer sofa, producing an area that feels both polished and welcoming. The cooking area gleams with glossy surfaces and a lineup of Smeg appliances(when in Italy, right?), while a big statement painting presides over the area like a gallery focal point. The surrounding dining area seats six and is flooded with light from oversized windows that brighten the whole house. Bookshelves stacked with novels and art books likewise appear throughout the home, providing the home the lived-in feel of a trendy Milanese home instead of a normal leasing. Costs from$320 per night.