O Caviar Bar da Buccellati em Milão leva a prataria à recepção de clientes

No Palazzo Gavazzi, Chahan Minassian aproxima a coleção de prataria Caviar da arte de receber.
Um novo espaço na loja principal
Buccellati adicionou um Caviar Bar ao sua loja principal no Palazzo Gavazzi, na Via Monte Napoleone 23 em Milão. Projetado por Chahan Minassian e relatado por Wallpaper* em 9 de setembro de 2026, tem vista para o pátio e atende clientes e convidados. Continua a colaboração por trás do showroom Piano Nobile da loja.
A prataria como referência
O design refere-se à louça Caviar da Buccellati, uma coleção com raízes na década de 1930 e um motivo exclusivo de micro-miçangas. Reflexões de prata, formas de vasos e a disposição dos objetos orientam o interior. Este é um desenvolvimento na apresentação de prataria e hospitalidade da casa, em vez de uma nova coleção de joias.
Espelhos, têxteis e dois níveis
Um mezanino envidraçado tem vista para um bar central. Espelhos de cobre, prata e cinza-esfumaçado movem a luz pela sala; tecidos de veludo, Fortuny, couro e tapetes fornecem texturas mais suaves. Minassian projetou móveis para o espaço e adicionou lustres de vidro Murano vintage, conectando seus materiais e cores com o Piano Nobile.
Objetos em uso
O cenário inclui copos e utensílios de mesa Caviar, peças feitas com Ginori, vidro colorido Murano e esculturas de prata Furry Animals. As fotografias colocam os objetos no bar, mesas e prateleiras. JEWEL DAILY vê isso como uma extensão do artesanato na hospitalidade, onde a escala, a textura e as combinações se tornam parte de como os visitantes encontram a casa.
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Inside Buccellati’s decadent new Milanese caviar bar
Inside Buccellati’s decadent new Milanese caviar bar

Storied jewellery and silverware house Buccellati and Armenian-Lebanese interior designer Chahan Minassian work together like caviar and mother-of-pearl. Having previously collaborated on the expansion of the Maison’s Milan flagship store with the opening of a grand ‘Piano Nobile’ showroom on its first floor, their creative partnership is back in bloom with an intimate caviar bar overlooking the courtyard.
Experience Buccellati’s Art de la Table in Milan
Dedicated to the art of entertainment, the new space visually references Buccellati’s timeless caviar tableware collection: an emblematic range dating back to the 1930s and beloved for its signature micro-beaded motif and exceptional silversmithing craftsmanship. The Palazzo’s Neoclassical bones, originally designed by Luigi Chierichetti and completed in 1839, converse effortlessly with the soothing colour palette that defines the furnishings and fixtures.
‘Maintaining a residential spirit was essential,’ says Chahan Minassian. ‘The objective was to create an interior that felt welcoming and lived-in while preserving the architectural grandeur of Palazzo Gavazzi. The mirrors introduce light, movement and depth, while the materials, textiles and Murano glass bring warmth and intimacy.’
Past a gallery-style entrance, the caviar bar unfolds across two levels, with a glazed mezzanine overlooking a central bar and an arrangement of plush lounge chairs and sculptural bistro tables that are reserved for clients and guests. Above, vaulted surfaces, clad entirely in copper, silver and smoky-grey mirrored panels, split daylight across the room.
Throughout, silvery greys and taupes co-exist with accents of bronze and gold, while velvet, Fortuny fabrics, textured leather and custom rugs counter the harder reflective surfaces. Minassian designed each piece of furniture for the room, then added vintage Murano glass chandeliers with a characteristic amber light. The same colours and materials appeared in Minassian’s earlier work on the Piano Nobile, creating continuity between Buccellati’s retail and hospitality spaces.
Alongside the micro-beaded caviar line-up, including wine glasses, holders, and serving plates, are Buccellati’s pieces made with Ginori, coloured glass from its Murano Collection and the Furry Animals series of sculptural silver creatures, as presented during the 2025 edition of Milan Design Week.
Buccellati is located at Via Monte Napoleone, 23, 20121 Milan, Italy
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Buccellati Caviar Bar — vista do espaço
Giulio Ghirardi / Wallpaper*


