Bugatti Home has officially opened its first permanent design atelier in Milan, setting up shop inside the prestigious Palazzo Gallarati Scotti during the city’s renowned Design Week. The immersive space embodies Bugatti’s design DNA, blending exclusivity, craftsmanship and innovation.
The new atelier features a Configuration Studio where clients can explore a range of materials and finishes to create bespoke interiors. Mirroring the personalization offered by Bugatti’s hyper sports cars, the studio invites visitors to craft interiors with the same level of artistry and performance.
Unveiled alongside the space is Bugatti Home’s new Capsule Collection. Highlights include the sculptural TYPE_18 dining chair and aerodynamic TYPE_17 armchair, each showcasing bold aluminum structures and design nods to Bugatti’s automotive heritage. The TYPE_19 bed evokes ocean waves through a floating headboard design, while the TYPE_20 barstool aims to balance technical craftsmanship with elegance.
Accessories further elevate the collection. Standouts include Murano-blown blue vases, cashmere throws with quilted 3D textures, 3D-printed porcelain-style trays, enamel-coated copper glasses and a leather-and-wood backgammon set — all crafted in Italy with a focus on material innovation and artisanal quality.
“The new Bugatti Home Atelier draws on Milan’s legacy in design and fashion, offering a uniquely tailored experience to clients,” said Wiebke Ståhl, Managing Director of Bugatti International.
This milestone marks Bugatti Home’s continued global expansion, following openings in Paris and Dubai.
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