Bitossi Home presents Trattoria, a reinterpretation of Sugo Milano in a unique contemporary trattoria experience, a place where every detail tells the story of the brand and its vision of dining. Bitossi Home and Sugo Milano share an aesthetic that evokes past atmospheres revisited with a contemporary sensitivity. The choice of Sugo was a natural one: an intertwining of shared inspirations, blending design and culinary tradition, memory and creativity.
From April 7 to 12, with a special menu inspired by revisited Tuscan cuisine, La Tavola Scomposta sets the stage for a narrative woven with colors, textures, and evocative flavors that are both authentic and unexpected.

An ode to shared moments and the art of the table: Trattoria is the brand’s interpretation of the intimate yet lively atmosphere of traditional Italian trattorias. An experience where time seems to slow down, making room for a dialogue between past and present, between tradition and innovation. The story unfolds through unexpected details, objects that spontaneously come together, and combinations of shapes and materials that narrate different yet harmoniously interconnected stories. The creative direction of the project is entrusted to Francesca Sarti, designer and founder of Arabeschi di Latte, a studio that, since 2001, has explored the cultural value of conviviality through design, crafting a broader narrative made up of shared memories, everyday gestures, and human interactions.

Enhancing the atmosphere of the Trattoria even further is a collaboration with Colours of Arley, a brand that, like Bitossi Home, loves color in all its shades and explores it with creativity and freedom. Stripes and checks, distinctive elements of both brands, intertwine in a visual narrative that envelops the Trattoria space with character and harmony.

The Trattoria is open to the public and can be booked independently via the Sugo Milano website or by phone, offering an experience of conviviality reinterpreted by Bitossi Home.