"All this he saw, for one moment breathless and intense, vivid on the morning sky; and still, as he looked, he lived; and still, as he lived, he wondered."

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Sarà anche un’operazione discutibile, sarà anche lezioso, sarà che sto invecchiando, ma quest’anno lo stand, proprio dietro a Kartell, bagna il naso a Kartell proprio sul terreno delle allusioni alla moda. Un’ambiente raffinato ed accogliente, quasi un’alcova orientale fatta di una pelle in tendaggio leggero, complice la rinuncia al pavimento rigato e spigato in favore di un elegante parquet sbiancato. La composizione di imbottiti è misurata, l’uso dei tappeti uniti e decorati è coerente con i pezzi, le lampade sono incantevoli, il gioco di tavolini è ben riuscito.

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