FROM VINEYARD TO SPACE: TERRE D'AENÒR AT MILAN DESIGN WEEK

On the occasion of Milan Design Week 2026, Terre d'Aenòr wines will accompany the presentation of Sculptural Couture , the showcase scheduled for the Brera district, designed by Virginia Arlotto Studio in collaboration with Jeroen De Ruddere, Collector and Malcusa.

A Franciacorta winery founded in 2018, Terre d'Aenòr stands out for its organic production, aiming to convey an authentic expression of the terroir through a rigorous approach and constant attention to the ingredients. The result is a collection of wines of great precision and elegance, characterized by balance and stylistic coherence.

The winery's presence fits naturally and discreetly into the project, like a measured accompaniment that interacts with the space without overpowering it. This affinity stems from values shared with the world of design: the centrality of process, research into raw materials, attention to detail, and an artisanal sensibility that prioritizes quality and harmony.

"Terre d'Aenòr was born with the idea of uniting worlds that have always been close to me: wine, art, design, and an organic vision that is not just a production method, but a culture of making. Participating in a project like Sculptural Couture means finding the same values in a different, yet profoundly related, language," comments Eleonora Bianchi.

Sculptural Couture transforms Virginia Arlotto's studio into an architectural couture environment, where construction, material and form remain intentionally visible.

The heart of the project is the Terrasole rug, created in collaboration with Malcusa: an organic composition that recalls tailoring patterns and makes the creative process explicit, in a continuous dialogue between sign, material and structure.

In this context, Terre d'Aenòr wines offer a refined presence, capable of accompanying the experience and amplifying its story with discretion and coherence.