NM3 Designs Minimalist Miss Sixty Store in Milan with Steel Lighting Grid and Monochromatic Palette
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Italian architecture studio NM3 designed a minimalist retail store for fashion brand Miss Sixty in Milan, featuring a monochromatic color scheme with steel lighting grids, bright yellow accents, nude tones, and amber glass screens. The store is located in a historic 19th-century building at Piazza Liberty and emphasizes clean, pared-back interior design that contrasts industrial materials with warm color elements.
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which juxtaposes gleaming steel and bright yellow hues with nude tones and amber glass screens
NM3 designed the store, located in a 19th-century building at Piazza Liberty in central Milan, to have a clean, minimalist interior
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