What worked at Milan Design Week – and what didn’t
Sets are dismantled, muscles are recovering, hangovers are subsiding: Milan Design Week is done and dusted. In the aftermath of the increasingly overwhelming event, what will be remembered?
Ask anyone who visits Milan Design Week and they’
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