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'A place that reflects the city's art and culture': Poliform's new Milanese home opens in the city's beating heart

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Dominican Republic 9 hours ago Guests charged back into Dominican resort inferno for belongings, says hotel worker New York Post - Daniel Cody • 9h Terrified guests at the torched Dominican resort ignored the chaos and tried to charge back into the inferno for their belongings, says a hotel … Albania 10 hours ago Albanian protests against Trump-linked resort swell France 24 • 10h Tirana (Albania) (AFP) – Thousands of protesters marched through Albania's capital Saturday, one of the largest...
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The Design Fiend’s Guide to Milan Original

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5 min read Above: The view from the roof of Casa Brera. Long a beacon for design devotees and fashion industry veterans, Milan is, by any measure, having a moment. Boosted lately by the Olympics, the ever-rising profile of the Design Week around Salone del Mobile, and a certain fashion-themed movie sequel, the northern Italian city is squarely one of Europe’s It destinations. Yet Milan still very much caters to informed insiders, meaning it can be hard to crack for a first-time visitor.
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At a 14th-Century Estate in Tuscany, Contemporary Art Finds a Home in the Ancient Landscape

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The sprawling estate La Porrona sits in the southern reaches of Tuscany, within what is now the vibrant winemaking region of Montalcino. But when it was founded in the 14th century, it functioned as a defensive lookout, a strategic outpost for the Republic of Siena to watch for advancing troops from the rival city-state of Florence. “When Siena lost the war, it was no longer needed,” says Pino Brusone, the property’s longtime owner.
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