Located in the Tortona district of Milan, the canal-side home of Italian architect-designer Paolo Navone is a former industrial space, curated through the lens of her highly-stimulating avant-garde work. Acquired in a state of devastation after a fire tore open the roof of the film editing studio it once housed, what Navone first intended as an office space has gradually transmuted into a permanent residence: an idiosyncratic environment bearing the imprint of her collector’s instinct and intuitive radicalism.