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    Interior Design Philosophy Gives "Carte Blanche" to Alain Pittet - Private View: Bibliotheca Mirabilis

    By Jorge Canete

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    A book which retraces Alain Pittet’s poetic exhibition full of old books; an artistic “carte blanche” given to him by interior designer Jorge Cañete.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherInterior Design Philosophy
    Release dateJun 25, 2015
    ISBN9782970080091
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    Interior Design Philosophy Gives "Carte Blanche" to Alain Pittet - Private View: Bibliotheca Mirabilis

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