Montblanc Reopens Its Milan Galleria Boutique With Writing-Led Design

Silvia Lucca, Montblanc’s global head of retail design and store planning, described the project as a personal milestone. “Working on this project in my home country, in such a historically significant location, has been a dream come true,” she said.

Writing becomes part of the interior The project team describes vintage-inspired counters set on palladiana flooring as a reference to Milanese heritage. Above them, a paper chandelier evokes Montblanc’s emblem, while black-and-white paper panels take their cue from the fluted glass of historic ink bottles.

The concept extends across curved counters, illuminated wall displays and a sculptural staircase. Green archways and upholstered chairs distinguish adjoining spaces, giving the rooms different characters while retaining a consistent material palette.

Leather goods within the same retail story The reopening also presents Montblanc’s leather collections during the centenary of its first leather creations…