FIND US IN THE LOUIS VUITTON MILAN CITY GUIDE
LV CITY GUIDE: 26TH EDITION
During this vibrant week in Milan in April, as the city welcomes visitors from around the world for Salone del Mobile, we wanted to take a moment to share something that means a great deal to us.
Morpho + Luna is included in the Louis Vuitton Milan City Guide, a publication known for its carefully curated selection of places that shape the cultural and creative life of the city. To find our independent brand among the names featured in this guide is both an honour and deeply humbling.
First featured in the 2024 edition, it feels especially meaningful to be included once again this year, continuing a presence that has gently accompanied our journey in Milan.
The Milan edition is written by Pierre Léonforte, co-founder of the Louis Vuitton City Guide and lead author of its Italian editions, who took the time to discover and report back on our universe.
Since opening in Milan, Morpho + Luna has grown organically as a quiet space dedicated to sleepwear, homewear, craftsmanship and a more poetic approach to everyday rituals. Being recognised by such an iconic guide feels like a meaningful milestone along that journey.
We are deeply grateful to the Louis Vuitton City Guide team for including us.
For those visiting Milan this week, we also warmly recommend Louis Vuitton’s beautiful installation at Palazzo Serbelloni, one of the highlights of this year’s Salone.
Warm Regards,
Morpho + Luna
As featured in the Louis Vuitton City Guide:
“Originally from London, Cécile Gavazzi has been based in Milan since 2021.
Initially, she housed her collections in an apartment in Via Melegari, a stone's throw from Villa Necchi. She had to move, but her homewear and nightwear lines have been revived, without losing any of their exclusive charm.
Praised by insider for inspired designs and 100% made in Italy craftsmanship, her designs for an intimate wardrobe include pyjamas, dressing gown, bathrobes and a whole range of chic and sophisticated ready-to-wear sleepwear.
Cashmere, linen, wool and silk are woven into prints, when she hasn't opted for plain white and ivory. By appointment only. Tableware textiles are also available.
The name refers to two butterflies.
Or are they moths?”
Discover the Louis Vuitton City Guide – Milan edition here.