The neighborhood that hosts Il Cirmolo, Brera, has always been a symbol of culture, creativity, and a vibrant Milan. Moving here meant not just changing address, but embracing a different aesthetic vision. Its windows don't simply showcase objects: they are narrative mosaics of eras, brands, and personalities.
Among the vintage signs—enamelled, metallic, and illuminated—are the three-dimensional letters that once indicated shops and retailers. Then come the cult figurines: Disney figures, classic editions, comic book icons that evoke childhood memories and fascinations. Alongside, vintage advertising items, historic brand plates, and curious items spanning the decades.
The visual dialogue with Brera is no coincidence: walking through its streets, among galleries and ateliers, the atmosphere of the Cirmolo blends with the artistic identity of the neighborhood. His selections are designed for those who love to observe, discover, and be stimulated by the past—projected into new contexts. It's a place where nostalgia and contemporary meet.
Brera, signs and comics: the identity that animates Il Cirmolo
