The new Bvlgari Milan flagship store, in the renovated Palazzetto Taverna Radice Fossati, represents a virtuous example of collaboration between architecture and luxury craftsmanship.
Fantini Mosaici managed the floors with a technical and design approach focused on the enhancement of marble and mosaic surfaces, using the highest quality Italian materials.

Rotunda Floor: Calacatta marble mosaic and curved brass

At the heart of the ground floor, the Rotunda hosts a circular floor inspired by the Temple of Minerva.
The design, based on the preassembled mosaic technique, integrates Calacatta marble and curved brass, installed and polished on site with millimetric precision.
A job that took over three weeks, demonstrating the technical excellence and expertise of the Fantini Mosaici craftsmen in the field of decorative marble surfaces.

Polychrome surfaces and material composition for Bvlgari Milan

The intervention adjacent to the monumental staircase is a refined exercise in chromatic and material balance.
Bands of Golden Travertine and Light Verde Alpi frame a cast-in-place seeded surface with inserts of Botticino, Breccia Aurora, Red Onyx, Verde Ming and Pink Onyx.
The variety of textures and colors highlights Fantini Mosaici's ability to handle complex, customized surfaces for luxury interior design.

Fantini Mosaici: evolved craftsmanship and innovation in surfaces

The collaboration between Bvlgari and Fantini Mosaici highlights the continuous evolution of marble and mosaic surfaces as architectural elements of identity and value.
The use of Italian natural materials and advanced installation techniques confirms Fantini Mosaici's position as a reference partner for architects and manufacturers of luxury surfaces.