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apartamento’s home pages

June 20, 2008 10:02 am

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Finally, a magazine that understands that just because you have an ever growing pile of work papers scattered across your living room, it doesn’t mean you’re not interested in what your personal space looks like. Introducing Apartamento, a biannual publication spotlighting design and interiors via intimate snapshots of office and living spaces. Founding editors Nacho Alegre and Omar Sosa sought out a cast of creatives to profile in the debut issue (including director Mike Mills and CSS band member Luiza Sá), none of whom turned down the request to be photographed. Here’s hoping issue number two, which will debut in the fall, will be met with the same open-mindedness.

—Linlee Allen

class="creditphoto">Photo: Courtesy of Apartamento

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