Crockery stacked in old trunk

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A Personal Patchwork

12976492 | © living4media / Mondadori Portfolio | 19 images

Give an interior designer an apartment in Milan and see what becomes of it; IT

When Grazia and her partner moved into this 72m² apartment in Milan, she immediately knew that she wanted to keep the cement tiles on the living and dining room floor. Otherwise, her renovations have created a personal patchwork of colours and styles, with a notable Nordic and bohemian touch.

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