Dior Opens the Doors to House of Dior in Milan

Dior has opened House of Dior on Milan’s Via Monte Napoleone, inside a three-storey neoclassical building dating to the late 17th century. Designed by architect Peter Marino, the ground floor houses women’s and men’s bags, accessories, men’s ready-to-wear and shoes, alongside a garden around a glass atrium and a restaurant; the first floor holds women’s collections, shoes, Lady Dior bags, high jewelry, men’s bespoke tailoring, fragrances and homeware. The second floor is reserved for private lounges and a beauty room.

At the heart of the space sits Monsieur Dior, a restaurant by Tuscan chef Enrico Bartolini, also designed by Peter Marino. A portrait of Christian Dior by Michelangelo Pistoletto and window displays crafted from fabric remnants from Dior’s ateliers, inspired by Milan’s gardens, complete the setting.

To mark the opening, leopard print was applied to Dior Bow pumps, Ribbon sneakers and Lady Dior charms, alongside new small and mini Lady Dior bags (in black, chalk and honey) and a khaki utility jacket from the men’s winter 2026-2027 collection.