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The pink house on Cuevillas Street in Miramar: an encounter with the past and present of island design

The modern-style furniture left there by its first owners and the influence of the art of the late painter Lorenzo Homar are the cornerstone of Madmi

June 29, 2024 - 7:40 PM

We are part of

View of the facade of the Miramar Museum of Art and Design (Madmi). The property has the number 607 in the capital's neighborhood, which is considered one of the areas of historic architectural value in Puerto Rico. (Isabel Ferre Sadurni)

By Maricarmen Rivera Sánchez

Periodista de Negociosmaricarmen.rivera@gfrmedia.com

If the pace is light, the pink house on the edge of Cuevillas Street in Miramar looks like one more of the many nestled in this historic neighborhood of the capital. A second glance reveals the subtleties that make up the Miramar Museum of Art and Design (Madmi), the only one dedicated to exhibiting, highlighting and exploring the history of design in Puerto Rico.