A showroom that brings the architecture of Turkish baths to Milan
With 14 large windows facing the street, Antonio Lupi’s showroom in Porta Tenaglia is eminently open to the city. From outside, the narrow 550-sq-m space resembles a glassed-in arcade where daily living is about to unfold before one's eyes. Indeed
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