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“Town House Seven Stars Galleria is not just a hotel but is a way of living the city. In the Gallery, guests can go shopping, or just have a coffee while the butler takes care of everything." Alessandro Rosso.
“Suite facing the Gallery”, “Milan is under the stars”, “Beyond limits”, “Milan with 7 stars, the hotel of “One thousand and one wish”… On March 7th 1865, the King Victor Emmanuel II laid the first stone of the Gallery, on March 7th 2007 the hotel Town House Seven Stars Galleria officially opened doors, a sumptuous inauguration welcomed by the worldwide press which identified in the Italian newly born Town House owned by Rosso Family a hotel worth being registered on the Guinness World Records.
The seven stars shining on one of the most relevant monuments in Milan form a crown thought out by the talented Alessandro Rosso - the man who conceived the project - and by the new aesthetics approach by Ettore Mocchetti, chief editor of the review AD Architectural Digest, where avant garde design and architecture movements are given high consideration. A synergy of competences as a key to success.
“To approach History” is the guideline adopted by Alessandro Rosso, it sums up a vision which has permeated the true essence of his hotel; it is Ettore Mocchetti's virtuous touch that has rendered History rich of gold necessary to light the seven star crown. Under the supervision of Monuments and Fine Arts Office, the AD chief editor has strived to maintain the original atmosphere and to preserve fittings, stuccos, frescoes, precious remains of the past whilst renewing the monument. A respectful homage to the past is beautifully sustained by a sort of openness to modernity, avant garde design, high technology, especially to new lighting effects not only used to illuminate the interior and decorations but also exploited as a relevant element, like a note of essential refinement and cosiness conferred to each suite. Glimmer, reflection, gloom, light and shade, mobile light sources, chromatic beams of light, fluorescence… when night is falling, these gleamy inventions light up the Seven Stars of the Town House Seven Stars Galleria.
“Suite facing the Gallery”, “Milan is under the stars”, “Beyond limits”, “Milan with 7 stars, the hotel of “One thousand and one wish”… On March 7th 1865, the King Victor Emmanuel II laid the first stone of the Gallery, on March 7th 2007 the hotel Town House Seven Stars Galleria officially opened doors, a sumptuous inauguration welcomed by the worldwide press which identified in the Italian newly born Town House owned by Rosso Family a hotel worth being registered on the Guinness World Records.
The seven stars shining on one of the most relevant monuments in Milan form a crown thought out by the talented Alessandro Rosso - the man who conceived the project - and by the new aesthetics approach by Ettore Mocchetti, chief editor of the review AD Architectural Digest, where avant garde design and architecture movements are given high consideration. A synergy of competences as a key to success.
“To approach History” is the guideline adopted by Alessandro Rosso, it sums up a vision which has permeated the true essence of his hotel; it is Ettore Mocchetti's virtuous touch that has rendered History rich of gold necessary to light the seven star crown. Under the supervision of Monuments and Fine Arts Office, the AD chief editor has strived to maintain the original atmosphere and to preserve fittings, stuccos, frescoes, precious remains of the past whilst renewing the monument. A respectful homage to the past is beautifully sustained by a sort of openness to modernity, avant garde design, high technology, especially to new lighting effects not only used to illuminate the interior and decorations but also exploited as a relevant element, like a note of essential refinement and cosiness conferred to each suite. Glimmer, reflection, gloom, light and shade, mobile light sources, chromatic beams of light, fluorescence… when night is falling, these gleamy inventions light up the Seven Stars of the Town House Seven Stars Galleria.
