Villa Necchi Campiglio

"Restored villa that’s home to beautiful gardens and architectural masterpieces. I could visit Villa Necchi a million times over and never grow tired of it, as the color palette, combination of materials and finishing touches to the décor never fail to fascinate and inspire me. In the Quadrilateral of the silence, at the heart of the city’s Art Nouveau quarter which is just a stone’s throw from Villa Necchi, you should visit L’Instituti dei Ceichi, the little bar and restaurant serving cold dishes. Eating here outside in the summer, in the calm atmosphere, is the best way to spend an afternoon. To make the most of your afternoon, head to Villa Necchi Campiglio, one of my favorite villas in Milan. It is an architectural oasis in the heart of the city—filled with beautiful collections of art and furniture that transports you to 1930s Italy—that I never tire of photographing. This house was the backdrop for the Tilda Swinton film, “I Am Love." Originally home to the Necchi family (of the sewing machine empire), they donated the home is still stocked with original furniture, art, and even some fo the family’s accessories and clothing. It is one of the few villas that is open to the public and can be visited freely in Milan. guided tour from Wednesday-Sunday. There is also a lovely restaurant for lunch that overlooks the swimming pool. "

"Believe it or not, this beautiful garden is a museum! Feel bliss in the serene greenery and poolside."

"Secret villa with a pool and outside bar "