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        <![CDATA[Miligrão Store / Moca]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p dir="ltr">"Miligr&atilde;o was a project where we tried to reinterpret the traditional bulk warehouses. Through a graphic and architectural identity, we have developed a contemporary vision of aesthetics and typical market experience, focused mainly on the direct relationship between customer and supplier, customer and product.<br />Natural materials, almost rustic, communicate the core values ​​of the brand in a very direct way, glorifying their products and the casual nature of the trade, bringing an approximation of nature with the individual.</p>]]>
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