Italian fashion brand Sunnei has renovated the interior of an ex-recording studio to create a minimalist headquarters as a canvas for furniture and art pieces by the brand's collaborators.
Located near its flagship store in Milan, the brand named its headquarters and studio Palazzina Sunnei to reference typical Milanese residential buildings.
The Sunnei headquarters is located within a former recording studio
Palazzina Sunnei was organised as a series of multi-functional "livable spaces".
It houses a photo studio, showroom, archive and meeting rooms along with office space for Sunnei's team.
When the fashion brand first moved into its new headquarters in 2020 it occupied a single building titled Palazzina 1.
More recently, the brand expanded into an adjoining building, aptly titled Palazzina 2, which has interiors designed by Milan-based Studio Mare. A Superronda sofa by Archizoom was positioned in its showroom space
The addition to the headquarters was designed by Studio Mare and occupies three neighbouring floors totalling an additional 400 square metres of space.
The interiors of the headquarters have a minimal palette and are populated by artworks, objects and furniture by friends and collaborators of the brand.
"We asked some of our artist friends to create some pieces just for us to fill the blank areas," Sunnei founders Loris Messina and Simone Rizzo told Dezeen.
"These items are never invasive, rather they offer a nice surprise while wan...