The Gucci Archive has found a new home in Palazzo Settimanni, a palatial space that dates back to the 15th century located on the left bank of the Arno river in the Santo Spirito neighborhood of Florence, commonly referred to as "Oltrarno". Acquired by Gucci in 1953, this special location has served as a factory, workshop, and showroom.
"My task was to bring many objects back home, virtually helping them return to the family. To a place which ostensibly preserves the past but which is actually a bridge to the contemporary. An ancient building is a living thing. Like fashion," said Creative Director Alessandro Michele. Discover more on.gucci.com/GucciArchive.
