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Gustaf Westman / Pieces Home There’s no question that the last decade saw a revival of the Memphis Milano movement that captured the popular imagination. The collective—brought to life in the early 1980s by the Italian architect and designer Ettore Sottsass in reaction to the austerity of modernism—was known for its predilection for eye-catching asymmetry, Pop color palettes, and the incorporation of synthetic and composite materials, and these are the traits that reverberated with Insta...