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Home furnishings

Fendi opens space for furniture, home lines in first Fendi Casa flagship

April 12, 2017

Fendi Casa flagship in Milan

 

By Staff reports

Italian fashion house Fendi is giving its home furnishings their own retail environment with the opening of its first Fendi Casa flagship.

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