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Inside Milan

Nicolò Castellini Baldissera  

Photography Guido Taroni

Vendome Press, New York 2022, 352 pages, 23.5 x 30.48 cm,  ISBN 978-0865654099

euro 79,00

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Interior designer Nicolò Castellini Baldissera and fashion and interiors photographer Guido Taroni offer a privileged glimpse into the homes of Milan’s foremost creative residents Inside Milan ventures behind closed doors in this unique cultural capital that is renowned as a world leader in fashion, design, art, and industry. In this beautifully photographed new book, icons such as Veronica and Jacopo Etro, Martina Mondadori, JJ Martin, Annamaria Sbisà, Umberto Pasti and Stephan Janson, Lapo Elkann, Giovanni Gastel and Barnaba Fornasetti reveal why they call this notoriously elusive city home. From sophisticated clean lines and muted tones to rooms bursting with art and color, the palazzos and apartments showcased in this stunning volume uncover the creative heart of this vibrant and cosmopolitan metropolis. Nicolò Castellini Baldissera’s carefully curated collection of interiors features the homes of an array of leading creatives of Milan society, including—in addition to the aforementioned—artist Lola Schnabel, designers Hannes Peer, Emiliano Salci, and Osanna Visconti, and fashion designer Luisa Beccaria, among others. With a cloth binding featuring an original Fornasetti drawing, gilded embossed type and masterful photographs by Guido Taroni, Inside Milan provides rare insights into the Milanese lifestyle.

Alle loro dimore “preziose” è dedicato Inside Milan (Vendome Press), nato dall’incontro tra Nicolò Castellini Baldissera, pronipote dell’architetto Piero Portaluppi, e il fotografo Guido Taroni, nipote di Giovanni Gastel a cui dedica il libro.

15/01/23

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Sala da pranzo, al primo piano di Dar Ling, Marocco. 

Credit: Guido Taroni

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Kitchen, Roma .. photograph by Guido Taroni for Cabana Issue 5 ..

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Villa Gastel, the palatial Lake Como family home of celebrated photographer Guido Taroni. Before the present chatelaine took possession, the Villa had a glittering history of owners including her uncle, the director Luchino Visconti, who hosted the likes of Maria Callas, Helmut Berger and Coco Chanel at his elegant soirées. Photography by Guido Taroni #villagastel #lakecomo #lombardy #italy #guidotaroni #luchinovisconti #mariacallas #helmutberger #cocochanel #villa #italianvilla #villadeste #interior #interiors #decor #design #decoration #interiordesign #interiordesigner #interiordecor #interiordecorating #interiordecoration #interiordecorator #frescoes #trompeloeil #porcelain #chandelier #sculpture #decorativeantiques #decorativearts (at Lake Como, Italy) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cp5TZ6hIDkb/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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The World of Interiors, October 2023. Photo - Guido Taroni Robert Hadley / Nov 11, 2023 at 1:35 PM

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Bathroom by Dimore Studio outside Milan, 2015 📸 Guido Taroni #interiordesign #inspiration #vintage #vibe #homedecor #moody #style #beautiful #design #details #gold #glam #italian #bathroom #bathtub — view on Instagram https://ift.tt/riIHZ1b

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Italian photographer Guido Taroni and his colourful house in Calabria, Italy

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The World of Federico Forquet: Italian Fashion, Interiors, Gardens

Hamish Bowles, Guido Taroni

book design by Stefanie Brückler

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Milan... found while scouting 

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Ken Scott

in collaborazione con Fondazione Ken Scott

Fotografie: Guido Taroni    Testi: Shahidha Bari, Federico Chiara, Pierre Léonforte, Renata Molho, Peter Smitters, Isa Tutino, Velasco Vitali

Con un’intervista ad Alessandro Michele di Clara Tosi Pamphili

Direzione Creativa:  Armando Chitolina

Rizzoli, Milano 2022, 384 pagine, 25,5 x 33 cm,ISBN  9788891835321

euro 100,00

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L'arte, i tessuti, i fiori, i vestiti, le sfilate, le case, l'anticonformismo. Gli archivi di Ken Scott si aprono per rivelare il lavoro e la vita di un designer contemporaneo del suo e del nostro tempo. Ken Scott, il "giardiniere della moda", è stato un personaggio eclettico, un creativo a tutto tondo, pittore, creatore di tessuti, designer, ha portato nel mondo della moda la sua passione per l'arte, per i fiori, per il colore. Pittore, amico di Peggy Guggenheim, nato in America e approdato nel 1954 nella Milano del boom economico, Scott ha rivoluzionato il mondo dei tessuti e l'uso delle stampe nella moda. All'inizio degli anni Sessanta ha rinnovato la moda con le sue stampe a fiori grandi, ripetuti e dai colori accesi, con girasoli, peonie, rose, papaveri e ogni tipo di fantasia floreale. Precursore dell'unisex e delle sfilate happening, i suoi abiti vestivano la nobiltà italiana e il jet set internazionale: da Jacqueline Kennedy a Marisa Berenson e Monica Vitti, tutti avevano nel guardaroba i suoi capi e frequentavano il suo ristorante e le sue case, aperte a feste ed eventi mondani. Ha disegnato di tutto, dai vestiti ai mobili, dai costumi da bagno alle scarpe e alle borse, ai piatti e alle lenzuola, collaborando anche con altre aziende. Realizzato in collaborazione con la Fondazione Ken Scott, questo volume è la prima monografia esaustiva sulla sua attività e presenta oltre 600 immagini di materiali provenienti dal suo archivio, gli scatti di Guido Taroni e le foto di grandi fotografi internazionali; i testi raccontano l'uomo e il designer attraverso le parole di autori che l'hanno frequentato e conosciuto e di autorevoli firme contemporanee della moda.

16/11/22

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Guido Taroni

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Guido Taroni

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Villa Borghese by Guido Taroni

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Guido is a Milanese photographer and artist.  His Milan, Italy loft is located in a cobblestone courtyard and its spaciousness allows the artist to house a collection of surprising and luxurious objects.

The metallic structure is split by the straight line of an industrial staircase, so the space benefits from a ceiling height conducive to creation. It’s an artistic hideaway, museum-like in character, where the young man’s artist friends can display their works beside his own.

Unlike most people doesn’t have a favorite room, he says that he loves the whole apt.

Guido likes to create surprise, arousing curiosity through colors or via whimsical decorative details and his living space is a true reflection of his personality.

He likes a blend of old and modern objects. When things are of a good quality, he says there’s never a problem.

Guido describes his bohemian style as simple.

He likes paintings & music, but especially the surrealism of artist Renée Magritte,

There are numerous collections and souvenirs from work trips or gifts that take him on trips down memory lane.

His house is full of color, b/c that’s what he loves.

Closeup of the intricately painted and wood-turned vintage bed.

The sleep space is a modern nook surrounded by frosted glass. Look at the chest-type built-in, in the middle of the stairs- great for seating and storage. 

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Bathroom by Dimore Studio outside Milan, 2015 📸 Guido Taroni #interiordesign #inspiration #vintage #vibe #homedecor #moody #style #beautiful #design #details #gold #glam #italian #bathroom #bathtub https://instagr.am/p/CtqKGnjr01i/