Located in Palazzo Taverna, a historic Neoclassical landmark built in 1835, the Milan flagship beautifully merges traditional architecture with modern design. As you enter the store, a magnificent façade featuring arched windows crafted by legendary Murano glassmaker Venini complements the building’s storied elegance and pays homage to Tiffany’s rich heritage of design and craftsmanship. Lunettes recreated from an original design by Gio Ponti pay homage to the iconic stained glass creations by Louis Comfort Tiffany. The façade also includes window displays inspired by Michelangelo Pistoletto, evoking the House’s long-standing connection to the art world and celebrating Milan as a leading art and cultural destination.

Works by the world’s most celebrated artists, including Pablo Picasso, Julian Schnabel, Hilary Pecis, Urs Fischer, Claudia Wieser, Michelangelo Pistoletto and Daniel Arsham, are featured throughout the Milan flagship, complementing the House’s iconic jewellery and signature collections. Among the art featured are Color and Light by Michelangelo Pistoletto, a captivating mixed media piece of jute canvas adorned with mirrors, a gilded frame and reflective glass that seem to float over the background in Tiffany Blue®, Femme à la Robe Verte by Pablo Picasso, located in the Paloma Picasso gallery and displaying the portrait of a woman constructed with bold lines, fragmented forms and expressive brushstrokes, and Tiffanies & Tiffany by Urs Fisher, which playfully celebrates the connection between women and the artistry of high jewellery. 

Exhibited throughout the flagship, never-before-seen pieces from The Tiffany Archives offer a remarkable look at the House’s nearly 200-year history, from diamond jewellery from the 1920s-1950s to designs crafted by Louis Comfort Tiffany in the early 1900s to silver pieces from the 1800s. Discover a pocket watch gifted to the captain of the R.M.S. Carpathia by women rescued after the sinking of the Titanic and take a closer look at the silver Bone cuff designed by Elsa Peretti and worn by Liza Minnelli. Heritage displays that recreate Tiffany’s iconic windows created by Gene Moore can be found in our All About Love gallery, which complement our legendary engagement rings and wedding bands.  

Works by the world’s most celebrated artists, including Pablo Picasso, Julian Schnabel, Hilary Pecis, Urs Fischer, Claudia Wieser, Michelangelo Pistoletto and Daniel Arsham, are featured throughout the Milan flagship, complementing the House’s iconic jewellery and signature collections. Among the art featured are Color and Light by Michelangelo Pistoletto, a captivating mixed media piece of jute canvas adorned with mirrors, a gilded frame and reflective glass that seem to float over the background in Tiffany Blue®, Femme à la Robe Verte by Pablo Picasso, located in the Paloma Picasso gallery and displaying the portrait of a woman constructed with bold lines, fragmented forms and expressive brushstrokes, and Tiffanies & Tiffany by Urs Fisher, which playfully celebrates the connection between women and the artistry of high jewellery. 

Visit the cafe and bar on the flagship’s striking patio, located in the interior courtyard’s glass atrium. Here, the majestic glass staircase dances with natural light that filters through the transparent faceted skylight—designed by Hugh Dutton based on architect Peter Marino’s vision—calling to mind the House’s legendary gemstones. Enhancing the space is artist Daniel Arsham’s Stratified Venus of Arles sculpture, which reimagines the classic Greek Venus of Arles statue in captivating bronze and steel with a patina that nods to Tiffany Blue®.

Via Monte Napoleone 2 

Milan, 20121

Monday–Saturday 09:30AM–8:00PM

Sunday: 10:00AM–8:00PM

+39 02 7602 2321