Introducing Di Mano in Mano Milano – a brand dedicated to the world of collectibles, rarities, modern antiques, and vintage treasures. With a passion for all things unique and timeless, this brand offers a curated selection of furniture, books, and other items that exude charm and character. Located in the vibrant city of Milan, Di Mano in Mano Milano has established itself as a go-to destination for collectors and enthusiasts alike. With an extensive range of products, they cater to a diverse audience, offering something for everyone. Whether you are searching for that one-of-a-kind statement piece or looking to add to your collection, Di Mano in Mano Milano promises an experience like no other. Embark on a journey through time and beauty, and discover the wonders of collectibles and vintage treasures at Di Mano in Mano Milano.
Amenities and More
- Delivery
- Credit cards
- NFC mobile payments
- Transgender safe space
- In-store shopping
- Cheques
Reviews
The “All You Can Wear” event that I learnt about through Instagram was very crowded. The Instagram video made it seem that it was going to be something similar to outlet shopping, where you could get a bag of clothing items for 18€. The location is very far from the city centre and when I arrived there was a long queue outside of the building, waiting to get in. It was announced that the price for a bag was decreased to 10€ as there was almost nothing left. The clothes were only visibly used children’s clothing and there were some really worn out shoes as well. You can find second-hand clothes like those at any Italian city market, they usually sell them for 0.50€ a piece. A lot of the things in the store itself like household items and decorations are really old and in a really bad state, personally I wouldn’t want them even for free. Maybe some of the furniture or art objects could be interesting to some people, those seemed to be in the best state out of all the things in the store.
The place is very well organized with excellent conditions. The price is higher than the average.
Some great Mid Century Italian gems can be found here!
Antiquariato market where you can find a great selections of furniture and art pieces to decorate your home.
An interesting shop selling pre-loved and vintage items such as paintings, books, furniture, clothing, display items etc. Feels like visiting a museum.
Purchased a wonderful 18th century Italian sideboard and had it shipped to US. Stefania was very helpful in facilitating the transaction. Restoration of the antique was expert,
Nice furtinure, small objects are more decorative than practical. Clothes too, mostly for women. Worth the distance if you dig used. Tram 1 is historical, or you can ride line 12 which is not.
One of the best mercatino I’ve been to. Range of items from low to high end. Clean and organized.
Location
Viale Carlo Espinasse, 99, 20156 Milano MI, Italy
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