🏛️ Architecture & Design Jun 12, 2026 · Eric Mutrie

In Milan, Democratic Design and the Luxury Market Clashed But Co-Existed

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In Milan, Democratic Design and the Luxury Market Clashed But Co-Existed
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Milan Design Week may have more people attending than ever, but it often seems to be focusing on an ever-narrower slice of society. Yes, it’s open to the public, and anyone willing to wait an hour (and scan a QR code granting access to their birthday, home address and high school report card) can eventually see whatever novelties are waiting behind the city’s giant Fuorisalone queues. Yet increasingly, it is only the elite few who can then go on to actually introduce those luxurious designs into

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