MILANTRACE Edizione 2015 // Highlights from Milan Design Week 2015.

Marni Mercado De Paloquemao project for charity at Spazio Marni.
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Nilufar Depot by legendary Milan design gallerist, Nina Yashar, stole the show this year.
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Massimiliano Locatelli’s “It’s All About Meal” installation in a 16th Century church on Corso Italia. Officially dead.
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I have to admit – this one is more of a personal highlight, as we attended Salone’s official gala dinner, hosted by the president of Salone del Mobile. Yep, pretty big deal and we couldn’t have been prouder to be there.
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Louis Vuitton Objets Nomades at Palazzo Crespi.
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Lee Broom took temporary residence within three old shops on Via Alfredo Cappellini to create a “Department Store” concept for displaying his products.
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Left: Made in Ratio collection on show in Brera. Right: Fritz Hansen showroom “apartment” in Brera.
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Nendo Works 2014-2015 presented a year’s worth of work by the studio’s founder Oki Sato at Milan’s Museo della Permanente. Incredibelising!
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Random prettiness around Milan. This was in front of the ZARA store which was entirely wrapped in plastic flowers.
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Dolce & Gabbana kill me with their windows. Too cool!
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The oversized pencil in Bottega Veneta window seems to have eaten a few too many wallets.
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