CottoMilano Tile Collection by Ceramiche Keope Draws from Milanese Renaissance Architecture
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Summary
Designer Domenico Orefice collaborated with Ceramiche Keope to create the CottoMilano porcelain stoneware tile collection, which draws inspiration from Renaissance Milanese architecture and traditional terracotta tiles. The collection was unveiled at Cersaie 2025 and aims to tell a story rooted in Milan's heritage, referencing iconic landmarks and the historic Fornace Curti kiln that crafted Lombard terracotta.
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aims to tell a story "rooted in the heart of Milan"
Designed by Orefice together with Ceramiche Keope's research and development team
draws on the historic Fornace Curti kiln, which has crafted Lombard terracotta
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