Amazing secretly located inside a residential building . This place has everything, fashion,…read moreaccessories, art and it's just beautiful. They have an open garden full of flowers for drinks and finger food . Inside there is a beautiful restaurant and art gallery .

Really unique store for artsy and vintage finds! Check out this review at shopwithdice.com…read more(shopwithdice.com/nonostante-marras) and check out videos of interiors at tiktok.com/@shopwithdice!

I'm truly obsessed with all things Fornasetti! The plates with the "Julia" face are my most…read moretreasured of my collection. I also have a coaster set of Adam and Eve that are just way cool. I got to go into the store in Milan which I had been dreaming about for years! The clerks were laughing after I came in and dropped to my knees in happiness. They were shocked at this behavior, but I explained to them how obsessed I am with Fornasetti. I purchased 4 new "Julia" plates for my collection which I have scattered about in my homes. They shipped them home for me so I didn't have to deal with lugging them around and possibly breaking them on the trip home. It was fabulous that we were the only ones in the store at that time so we got special attention from the salesgirls who spoke excellent English, which is smart, since a lot of tourists must come in.

I am so happy with the service I received at your establishment. I am confident that this is one of…read morethe most honest, fair and professional jewelry stores in Milan. I highly recommend them!

We had such fun trying on clothes and finding both adult and children's clothes. Then went up a…read moreblock to another Humana shop and bought more! Great selection of everything clothing.

Excellent selection. Large stores with something for everyone. The profits are shared with local…read morecharities as well.

This store is stocked with dresses in vibrant colors and bold prints. So many interesting pieces to…read morelook through. And Claudia was very helpful.

beautifully curated, small antique shop...for browsing and inspiration mostly, as everything is…read morevery expensive (Wedgewood china, etc).

I am used to the resell concept of thrift stores in the US, which are awesome. Stores like Plato's…read moreCloset, Uptown Cheapskate, Style Encore, Buffalo Exchange, etc. all have the clever concept of using their customers for inventory. Depending on what you have and what your expectations are, it can be a great experience to change up your wardrobe "on the cheap" and "recycle" clothes without being wasteful. I heard about Bivio sometime ago, learning that the founder is from the US and conceptualized Bivio to mimic the stores I mentioned earlier in Milan. Customers are able to book buying appointments in advance (for Autumn/Winter this year, they opened up slots end of August, and they got booked immediately...). I wanted to see how the experience compared to stores back in the states, so I made appointments here and at the Gian Giacomo Mora spot... ...unfortunately, I was not impressed. I was quite disappointed that it was like every other thrift store in Milan (except maybe Humana Vintage...) in that the inventory was mostly "mid-to-high" designer and retail prices...that is not thrift anymore, that's ripping off customers. I also did not have success with selling. My items were "too light" for winter, even though I had a number of sweaters? Perhaps I should note I tend to run warm, and don't have many thick, heavy winter garments that the Italians wear in layers once winter hits! For me, a sweater is enough even at 10 degrees Celcius or 50 degress farenheit! For me, I'll pass on Bivio, and take advantage of thrifting in the States.

We shopped at all three Bivio stores in Milan. My wife was able to find some gorgeous pieces that…read morefit and looked beautiful. Consignment shopping is always hit and miss. Timing has to be lucky. Unfortunately, the men's selection is not very good. For women, if you're a shopper, Bivio 4 and Bivio 12 can be gold mines.

One of the most beautiful old buildings in Milan. It's one of the most prominent palaces in…read moreNorthern Italy with a Baroque structure. Each room has a very detailed and fascinating interior design. I could visit this place during Milan's design week, so I could enjoy exploring among both nouvo and old art pieces!!