On the fifth floor of a building in Milan’s former industrial district, now known as the Tortona area, a large sun-exposed terrace was transformed into an authentic Mediterranean garden with palms, roses, lavender, agapanthus and ornamental grasses left free to sway in the wind that often sweeps across this space.

The perimeter was defined with large Corten-colored resin planters, while terracotta pots were arranged in groups at the corners or used as standalone elements to create focal points.