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A Window of Special Projects

10 April 2016

Cristina Morozzi

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The Fragile gallery, on Via San Damiano in Milan, originated as a space dedicated to vintage items, but has been focusing more and more on contemporary art. It will be the Salone del Mobile’s window for special furniture design projects during the 2016 edition, featuring a wide-ranging group of designers, including masters such as Alessandro Mendini, who designed the interior, as well as a new generation of designers, including Pierfrancesco Cravel and Marzio Rusconi Clerici. The pieces exhibited are made of valuable materials, arranged in series of limited editions, and range from rugs and seating, to bathroom lighting, offering a complete repertoire of domestic pieces that offer art for everyday living.

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WHERE: Via S. Damiano, 2, 20122 Milano

The Fragile gallery, on Via San Damiano in Milan, originated as a space dedicated to vintage items, but has been focusing more and more on contemporary art. It will be the Salone del Mobile’s window for special furniture design projects during the 2016 edition, featuring a wide-ranging group of designers, including masters such as Alessandro Mendini, who designed the interior, as well as a new generation of designers, including Pierfrancesco Cravel and Marzio Rusconi Clerici. The pieces exhibited are made of valuable materials, arranged in series of limited editions, and range from rugs and seating, to bathroom lighting, offering a complete repertoire of domestic pieces that offer art for everyday living.

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