Nelle case: Milan Interiors 1928-1978

This book explores Milanese interiors to trace the evolution of the living space. From rationalist rigour to the explosion of postmodernism, it charts the social and cultural evolution of a city grappling with its vision for the future.

Moving between the canons of architecture and a multitude of individual biographies – from Piero Portaluppi to Nanda Vigo, from Luigi Caccia Dominioni to Salvati and Tresoldi, from Gio Ponti to Joe Colombo – it offers an intimate and understated portrait of Milan, at times predictable, often unexpected.