150m2 Commercial Shop in Corso di Porta Ticinese, Milan.

Book this Corso di Porta Ticinese unit for a two-part temporary retail concept that runs a sell-through pop-up store at the front and a closed press day or capsule collection presentation at the back, because the new layout splits into two communicating environments that can be physically separated on request, letting you trade to the public and host appointments on the same day without cross traffic.

The operational advantage here is the four large street-facing windows paired with an independent directional LED spotlight rig under 3.50 metre ceilings, which means you can light merchandising walls and a rail line to editorial standard while keeping the window scheme legible to pedestrians walking up from the Colonne di San Lorenzo, and the stock room, two fitting rooms and two bathrooms remove the usual scramble of retrofitting back-of-house into a short-term commercial space.

In our experience this address rewards mid-scale contemporary ready-to-wear, streetwear, denim, footwear and accessory labels with three or more seasons behind them and a design language that suits raw Ticinese energy rather than a quiet Montenapoleone hush, so a luxury maison seeking a hushed salon should look at other spaces in Milan while a brand chasing volume, content and a young Milanese crowd will convert well at this daily rate.

Brands activating on this stretch consistently find that the September womenswear window is committed six to eight months out and the June menswear and Salone del Mobile weeks go almost as fast, so enquire early, note the basement classification when planning heavy fixture delivery and lift access, and factor Milan's suolo pubblico rules if you intend to queue guests on the pavement, all of which our production and build team handles as standard.