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Sunday, April 22, 2012

Design Week Center/Brera

I waited til the last days to see the already-known names' displays because I'm really searching for new artists and you can see all of these online. But, if you have the time, they're worth it to see in person. Again, a bit disappointed, but here are some of the few things worth the sore feet ;) The next few pics are from the Krizio space. They never let you down.

Who notices the Venini glass objects with a backdrop like this building???

Everyone loses their heads during Design Week

The next space is a store called Rossana Orlandi. One of the 2 most most beautiful stores/spaces in Milan. Opened in 2002, it's an old tie factory surrounding a gorgeous garden that is now a small cafe'. Tight rooms make it difficult to move around with all the people, but it's worth the squeeze.