Casa museo Boschi di Stefano

I had a wonderful experience in this Casa-museo. It's one of Milano's hidden gems! Even though there were no other visitors while I was there, this museum offers an intimate and rich experience surrounding art. Every room tells a story, from the paintings to the artworks to the furniture, everything is unique and magnificent. The people who work there are very friendly and don't hesitate to give information about the house itself, enriching the visit. What impressed me the most was the green chandelier at the entrance. The nice lady explained to me that its green color is due to arsenic pigmentation! Which is still very dangerous! This place really allowed me to escape the noise and crowds of Milan!

Absolutely stunning! The people there are so friendly and helpful. It is absolutely free and they provide you with an audio guide through a qr code. It's small, but the selection is very tasteful and some of the works were just amazing (I especially loved the post-war art). The place also seems quite empty (there was only another guy and me throughout my visit) so you get to enjoy it to the fullest. Absolutely worth taking a detour for.

A hidden gem in Milan. This “home museum” is stuffed with modern Italian art and art-deco furniture and lamps, all carefully arranged in balanced themes. Free entry an absolute must-see.

Absolutely delighted by my experience at Casa Museo di Studio di Boschi Stefano! Such a hidden jewel in Milan. It feels like an intimate, art-rich, and immersive look into a world where design, history, and creative vision meet with elegance. I love how the Art Deco pieces were striking yet serene, with a palette of earthy woods and soft textures that invite you to slow down and feel. The walls are a blend of playful and abstract works, thoughtfully arranged to inspire reflection. For me, the chandeliers were the star of the show! The chandeliers shift from space to space, some delicate and dreamlike, others bold and sculptural, adding a rhythmic, almost meditative quality to the experience. The overall ambiance is hushed, sensual, and refined. Every detail speaks of taste, restraint, and depth. It’s a place that lingers with you, long after you’ve stepped back into the bustle of the city.

Nice experience to discover Italian art. People working there are helpful, passionate and friendly! On top you can easily use available audio guide during the tour.

Really impressive collection. The small house is filled to the brim with artwork, and it allows you to really get up close to the pieces and admire them. The staff is friendly and eager to help, too. It’s a cool little experience not to miss if you’re in Milan.

Super cute nice little home gallery , hidden between Milan houses. Good emotions , nice art work. Very nice helpful ladies working there . Definitely would recommend to visit. Entrance itself is unique with its stairs. Didn’t try but there was old lift too.

The exhibition at the home of a couple is a delightful experience. The house is easily accessible by public transport and is not far from the center. Each room is filled with artwork they’ve collected over the years, showcasing different eras and timelines of their collection. It’s fascinating to see how their preference for artworks has evolved over time, something you don’t often get to witness in many collectors’ museums. Additionally, they’ve retained the original furniture, adding to the charm of the place. I also noticed that all the lighting fixtures appear to be from Murano Island, adding a touch of elegance.

Its bit hidden in the Via Jan 15 near Piazza Lima because it remained within the 1930s apartment of its former owners, Antonio Boschi and Marieda Di Stefano. The museum Boschi-Di Stefano has an outstanding collection of 20th-century Italian art, including paintings by Futurists such as Boccioni, Carrà and Severini. The idea of presenting the 2000-piece collection in the original flat is quite remarkable. Sitting on the sofas is allowed!