10 Corso Como presents, exclusively for CIFF Nordic Signatures, a curated sel...

10 Corso Como presents, exclusively for CIFF Nordic Signatures, a curated selection of special pieces and archival works by the Scandinavian jewelry brand Monies. The exhibition includes archival pieces, special commissions and works created to mark brand anniversaries: unique works that do not belong to current collections, presented together for the first time and visible exclusively on this occasion. The selection brings together jewelry created through the use of organic materials chosen for their uniqueness and expressive power. Each piece bears witness to Monies' exploration of matter as language, where weight, surface and form become instruments of meaning beyond ornament.Monies works open a relationship with something larger and more fundamental: the deep time of the Earth and its cyclical and eternal existence. They remind us of our own transience, but also of our connection to all that is organic. Nature becomes a space where it is not necessary to understand everything, but simply to feel it: a dimension that places us in relation to the vastness of the world and the universe, reminding us that we are only a moment in time in comparison to its infinite continuity. When you wear Monies, you wear a story older than humanity. It is not decoration. It is a connection. An atelier of matter, time and transformation.MONIES. ATELIER10 Corso Como Mezzanine 19-23 June 2026 10:30AM - 7:00PM

From 19.6 to 21.6.2026 CIFF Nordic Signatures presenting at 10 Corso Como a s...

From 19.6 to 21.6.2026 CIFF Nordic Signatures presenting at 10 Corso Como a special curation of Nordic pieces and the makers behind.First introduced in Copenhagen during Copenhagen Fashion Week, the collaboration between 10 Corso Como and CIFF unfolds here in Milan as the next chapter in a continuing exchange between Nordic creativity and the cultural universe of 10 Corso Como.Bringing together a curated selection of Scandinavian fashion, beauty, design, fragrance, and lifestyle brands, the project offers a contemporary portrait of Nordic creativity. Through scent, materiality, craftsmanship, and storytelling, each brand presents its own perspective on design, culture, and creative expression.United by a shared commitment to quality, innovation, and authenticity, these individual voices reflect the diversity and evolution of the Nordic creative landscape today. Together, they create a dialogue between tradition and experimentation, local identity and international influence, offering visitors an encounter with the people, ideas, and practices shaping a new generation of Nordic brands.Presented within the cultural ecosystem of 10 Corso Como during Milan Men's Fashion Week, from 19.6 to 21.6.2026, CIFF Nordic Signatures creates a connection between Copenhagen and Milan, bringing together creative communities through a shared appreciation for design, craftsmanship, and contemporary culture.The Programme CIFF NORDIC SIGNATURES 10 Corso Como Project Room 19-21 June 2026 10:30AM - 7:00PM MONIES.ATELIER 10 Corso Como Mezzanine 19-23 June 2026 10:30AM - 7:00PM 20 June 11:00AM - 13:00PM Discover Herskind with Founder and Head of Design Birgitte Herskind 3:00PM - 4:00PM Tromborg Nordic Prescription Bar 21 June 1:00PM – 2:00PM A Live Masterclass by OBAYATYParticipating BrandsCDLPCMMN SWDNEYTYSHerskindLernberger StafsingMelyonMoniesOBAYATYPorcelain PerfumerySiadds AtelierSkandinaviskTromborgTransparent

This May - amid the season of major international exhibitions in Italy - the ...

This May - amid the season of major international exhibitions in Italy - the 10 Corso Como Gallery presents a special tribute to Arte Povera master Jannis Kounellis, unveiling a powerful site-specific project in collaboration with Galleria Fumagalli. Within the newly reimagined spaces of 10 Corso Como—once industrial interiors—the powerful and rigorous language of one of the greatest artists of the twentieth century takes form. It is an invitation to reflection and silence: the white space of the gallery is transformed into an essential theatre in which the visitor becomes the protagonist.The dramaturgy is built around a single large-scale installation, created by the Greek artist in 2009, consisting of seventy black coats arranged like stains and traces of the past—a powerful and silent device for introspection. In a present marked by profound political and social upheaval, in which migration, displacement, and the condition of human beings in transit have once again become central to global debate, the work stands as an invitation to pause and look beyond the surface.Kounellis moved through unconventional artistic venues—churches, garages, ruins, former industrial spaces—bringing exhibition practice beyond museums and galleries toward a public and shared dimension. In the large white space of 10 Corso Como Gallery, the installation unfolds as a dense sequence of coats: objects that preserve both the material and immaterial traces of those who wore them, becoming signs of absence, presence, testimony, and memory. These are not simple garments, but traces of lived lives, bearers of individual and collective stories, symbols of protection, vulnerability, and movement. The coat thus becomes a direct reference to the human being, placed at the centre of the artist’s inquiry, within a grand one-act piece in which life itself takes the stage.Within the context of 10 Corso Como—a place deeply connected to visual culture, fashion, and the intersection of artistic disciplines—the coat acquires layered meanings. The work invites viewers to suspend judgment and reflect on clothing as a testimony of time: an element rich with cultural references, linked to the literary tradition of Nikolai Gogol and Fyodor Dostoevsky, as well as to Italian neorealist cinema, an allegory of nomadism and diaspora, and a powerful bearer of social history. In this installation, it becomes stain, cast, body, and shroud, embracing both a sacred and a social dimension.Jannis Kounellis. UntitledCurated by Alessio de’ Navasques10 Corso Como Gallery13.5 – 28.6.2026Every day: 10.30am – 7.30pmFree admission

The third edition of Olfactory Signals, the new fragrance salon, returns to 1...

The third edition of Olfactory Signals, the new fragrance salon, returns to 10 Corso Como from Thursday June 4th to Sunday 7th, 2026.Founded by System Preferences in 2024, Olfactory Signals is conceived as an incubator and platform for scent-based narratives, showcasing avant-garde expressions of fragrance from around the world in a design-conscious environment celebrating the convergence of art, science and wellbeing. Housed within the Project Room a diverse selection of fragrance projects are showcased as individual exhibitors – allowing each maker the space to present their aesthetic and olfactory universe Over 30 international makers converge in this intimate setting designed for contemplation and commerce, with both a wholesale and retail model allowing for immediate purchase and business development opportunities alike.In the Gallery and Mezzanine, site-specific interventions by exhibitors are curated alongside installations by contributing artists, offering tangible manifestations of this invisible medium. Sculpture, photography and sound co-exist in projects that position scent as both a mythical and politicized medium – asking philosophical questions concerning the transmission, ownership and agency of scent. Installations include, , The Field of Possibilities by Chiara Capellini, where scent is sealed inside an inaccessible vessel, and Fragrance Fountain (fig. 76) by Fabian Bergmark Näsman together with Haisam Mohammed, in which perfume is misted directly into the air from the branches of a miniature tree. Elsewhere, a series of Zeroth air purifiers conceived by Octave Perrault continuously cleanse the air, in an affirmative gesture constantly regenerating the atmospheric density of the space.OS.03 evolves the radical spirit that defined OS.01 (2025), wherein the Norwegian artist and smell researcher Sissel Tolaas installed Papier Rollen [Paper Reels] 1-4M. Following their collaborative work CO_LAB Breath of One Many for OS.02 at MATTER and SHAPE (2026) in March, Tolaas returns with the French architect Octave Perrault to present OPEN AI®️ — treating the 10·Corso·Como Rooftop not as architecture but as an interface with the sky — a field where air moves freely and carries information across space. Based on the premise that air and water are the last truly free elements, the installation is structured through distinct “pillow areas”, positioned according to the cardinal directions of the wind. Each pillow is nano-embedded with molecular compositions that correspond to light, temperature, movement, andtime, creating an atmosphere that changes throughout the day, and an invisible choreography of perception. The existing garden provides an organic infrastructure wherein artificial molecules are introduced by Tolaas, creating invisible friction between the organic and the engineered. Guests are offered water infused with molecules, acting not only as refreshment but as a continuation of the project’s elemental logic: a carrier of taste, memory, and life.AGENDA5 June 202610:00 – 11:00 Conversation 1(Art)iculating SmellSissel Tolaas & Octave PerraultModerated by Dan Thawley11:15 – 12:00 Conversation 2Fragrance Fountain (fig. 76)Fabian Bergmark Näsman & Haisam Mohammed Moderated by Dan Thawley 18.30 – 19:30 Stella of SoundQOA — sonic experience aural architectures for floating states of perception language of vibrations6 June 202611:00 – 11:45 Conversation 3Beyond Human Sense - Translating the Metal MindVittorio Maria Dal Maso & Emma McCormick GoodhartModerated by Dan Thawley18:00 – 18:45 Conversation 4The Field of PossibilitiesChiara Capellini & Ambra MartoneModerated by Dan Thawley 7 June 2026Cromo Tea Ceremony hosted by Jenny D. PhamUpon registration only: RSVP10:30 – 11:00 Session 1 11:00 – 11:30 Session 2 11:30 – 12:00 Session 3 

On the occasion of Milano Design Week, 10 Corso Como confirms its status as a...

On the occasion of Milano Design Week, 10 Corso Como confirms its status as a key destination for international creativity—a vibrant creative hub bringing together brands and designers from around the world. A dynamic stage where languages, aesthetics, and visions converge, offering visitors an immersive experience driven by discovery and experimentation. More than a destination, it is an ever-evolving space that embraces and interprets the spirit of contemporary creativity. In the week that Milan dedicates to Design and international creativity, 10 Corso Como transforms its spaces to host a series of collective showcases spanning fashion, design, and jewelry, shaping a fluid and immersive journey. Moncler takes over the Gallery to present its new summer collection, while the Project Room hosts Fluid Re-Collection by Linde Freya Tangelder in collaboration with Cassina. In the Pop-Up, Visionnaire presents a capsule design NM3, and the Mezzanine features an installation by Imperfettolab. In the store, KINRADEN unveils its new Stilos collection alongside a selection of high jewelry with an architectural design. In the secret garden, Garage Italia Customs presents its partnership with Mariaflora for Palazzo Avino, while the 'Spiaggina' branded by Garage Italia Customs bearing 10 Corso Como iconic motif drives around the city.

Moncler Collection floats into its Puffy Summer season, with the brand’s sign...

Moncler Collection floats into its Puffy Summer season, with the brand’s signature puffiness reimagined for lighter, brighter days outdoors. The new vision unfolds in a transitional wardrobe designed for seasonal weather shifts: soft, sculptural, colorful, and perfectly puffed for elevated layering – brought to life in a playful new campaign starring Jamie Dornan.Inspired by Moncler’s signature puffiness and its instinct for layering – now reimagined for summer – the campaign presents a series of playful, inflatable-like animal sculptures created by set designer Andy Hillman and his team. An octopus, whale, lobster, seahorse, crab and flamingo appear in perfectly matched hues from the collection. Familiar seaside creatures, they embody the seasonal mood: bold, buoyant and beautifully puffy.Continuing the expression of Puffy Summer, a pop-up at Milan Design Week brings one of the campaign’s supersized mascots into the heart of the city. From April 16–28, a larger-than-life puffy octopus animates 10 Corso Como in a bold, super-scale display of Moncler’s innovative design language. Clinging to the iconic façade and extending into the interior, the tentacled installation is framed by a 24-look mannequin formation, styled in the lightweight layers of the Summer 2026 collection.From Thursday 16 to Monday 20 April: 10:30am - 7:30pm (Free admission) From Tuesday 21 to Sunday 26 April: 10:00am - 8:30pm (Free admission) From Monday 27 to Tuesday 28 April: 10:30am - 7:30pm (Free admission) 10 Corso Como Gallery and Rooftop, First and second floor

Garage Italia Customs has designed a fully customized “Spiaggina” for 10 Cors...

Garage Italia Customs has designed a fully customized “Spiaggina” for 10 Corso Como, taking it on tour around Milan.The bespoke livery perfectly complements the identity of 10 Corso Como, transforming it into a one-of-a kind object. The interior is embellished with a fully custom fabric, designed by Garage Italia Customs and produced by Mariaflora, combining aesthetic research and artisanal quality.Every detail is designed to reflect the iconic nature of 10 Corso Como, striking a balance between contemporary style and experimentation. The result is a vehicle that is more than just a vehicle, but the expression of aunique creative language.

Visionnaire unveils a capsule design NM3 - Nicolò Ornaghi, Francesco Zorzi an...

Visionnaire unveils a capsule design NM3 - Nicolò Ornaghi, Francesco Zorzi and Delfino Sisto Legnani - under the creative direction of Eleonore Cavalli.Comprising nine pieces — Stealth (bed, day-bed and coffee table); Blob (chaise longue and stool); Axiom (dining table); and Carter (a family of outdoor upholstered seating) — the collection takes shape as a coherent system in which formal rigor and craftsmanship exist in balance.Each piece seems to exist outside of time, and precisely for this reason, feels deeply contemporary. The result is a collection of objects that do not dominate space, but intensify it — making it deeper, more intimate, more meaningful. The collection is accompanied by a photographic project by Federico Hurth, in  which the Swiss photographer’s gaze places design in dialogue with architectural photography. A series of images where his uncompromising visual language embraces shadow and contrast. From Monday 20 to Sunday 26 April: 10:00am - 8:30pm (Free admission) 10 Corso Como Pop-up, Ground floor Free access upon registration

The exhibition Fluid Re-CollectionA journey through the sculptural and materi...

The exhibition Fluid Re-CollectionA journey through the sculptural and material-rich works of Linde Freya Tangelder that highlights the bond between her handcrafted limited-editions and the serially produced products designed for Cassina. Fluid Re-Collection, the Belgian-based designer’s first solo exhibition in Italy, combines glass-blown, dark carved wood and lacquered elements crafted in her Studio in Asse, with the furniture and lighting designs developed in collaboration with Cassina.Following the launch of her works through the brand’s “Patronage” programme, aimed at nurturing young talent and supporting creativity, this exhibition installs a dialogue between pieces that use ancient and modern craft techniques, always with the same process-driven attitude that characterises Linde’s approach.   From Tuesday 21 to Sunday 26 April: 10:00am - 8:30pm (Free admission) 10 Corso Como Project Room, First floor