Since 2005, the store has occupied the space at Via Caminadella 6, Milan. Conceived and built by Antonio and Giuseppina Piluso as a large-scale work, it is at once a gallery, a studio, and a place of research. It comes from the transformation of concrete, iron, copper, bricks, and urban salvage — materials that carry with them the memory of what they were before becoming something else.
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Here, architecture and jewelry share the same language, made of matter, inclusions, and stratifications. Every wall, every surface tells a process similar to the one that shapes the pieces on display: a work of subtraction and recovery, where time and imperfection become part of the result instead of being hidden. The space is an extension of the same research, a place that transforms along with the work it hosts, and that continues to be, every day, an open building site as much as a workshop.