I Salone Furniture Fair Milan starts today, taking over the Italian city until the 21st of April. indesignlive.com are reporting daily with the latest from the ground at the fair. To contact the editor with Milan news and highlights – or to submit images from the fair for our gallery please email.
April 16th, 2008
I Salone Furniture Fair Milan starts today, taking over the Italian city until the 21st of April.
indesignlive.com are reporting daily with the latest from the ground at the fair.
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