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Interior of <n>Casa Tejocote</n> in Querétaro, Mexico, by <n>González Muchow Arquitectura</n>. Photo by <n>Ana Lui</n>.

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The Best of Milan Design Week 2019, Part I - Sight Unseen

<n>Isère Carpet</n> by <n>Casa Josephine STUDIO</n>, photographed by <n>Pablo Zamora</n> at the <n>Manuel Losada shoe store</n>.

A textured <n>PU Stone Wall Panel</n> made from lightweight polyurethane for interior decoration.

A detail of the <n>Brutalist</n> <n>Tomba Brion</n> by architect <n>Carlo Scarpa</n>. Photo by <n>Åke E:son Lindman</n>.

Entrance door by architect <n>Wilfried Beck</n> in Erlangen, Germany.

The interior of the <n>Aesop</n> store in Düsseldorf, designed by <n>Snøhetta</n>.

<n>Chow Tai Fook</n> store by <n>One Plus Partnership</n>, 2021. Photo by <n>Jonathan Leijonhufvud</n>.

An interior from the <n>Prada</n> archive, 1998-2002.

Coexist Bench

Glass bathroom designed by <n>Jean-Michel Frank</n>.

A detail of the <n>Brutalist</n> <n>Rudolph Hall</n> at the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth. Photo by <n>Chris Heeron</n>.

the new wave of terracotta embraces new forms and shapes for modern living

<n>Victoria Hill</n> interiors by <n>Hecker Guthrie</n> with stone from <n>CDK Stone</n>. Photo by <n>Timothy Kaye</n>.

Milano, 1980, by photographer <n>Gabriele Basilico</n> from the <n>Viaggio in Italia</n> project.

<n>Solidified Reflections Dining Table</n> by <n>Linde Freya Tangelder</n> for <n>Destroyers/Builders</n>. Photo by <n>Jeroen Verrecht</n>.