Tea, served at the top of one of Europe's most iconic buildings.

CROMO takes over the rooftop of Torre Velasca during Salone del Mobile (Milan Design Week) with its first public installation: a nomadic teahouse built into the penthouse and out onto the roof of the iconic brutalist tower that has defined the city's skyline since 1958.

The teahouse is a precise architectural intervention. Temporary in nature, exact in execution: a space stripped of everything unnecessary, designed entirely around the ritual of drinking tea. Guests move through the penthouse and onto the roof, cup in hand, the city spread out below them.

CROMO's teas are the reason to be there. Sourced with intention, each one considered on its own terms. Nothing decorative, nothing superfluous. This is the brand's first moment in public, and it is exactly this: tea, space, and a view of Milan that very few people have ever had.

The Nomadic Teahouse moves. Torre Velasca is where it started.