Domenico Orefice and Ceramiche Keope Launch CottoMilano Tile Collection Inspired by Milanese Architecture
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Summary
Designer Domenico Orefice collaborated with Italian brand Ceramiche Keope to create the CottoMilano porcelain stoneware tile collection, which combines terracotta, contemporary aesthetics, and Milanese architectural influences. The collection draws inspiration from Milan's historic Fornace Curti kiln, a source for Lombard terracotta since the 15th century, and features the deep red hue characteristic of the furnace's terracotta while celebrating Milanese culture.
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The CottoMilano tiles present a fresh take on terracotta, honouring the deep red hue of the furnace's terracotta in its colour palette.
Designer Domenico Orefice worked with Italian brand Ceramiche Keope to create this range of tiles that combines terracotta, contemporary aesthetics and Milanese architecture.
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