A neo-renaissance palace completed in 1891 was the setting for “Erattaja 2,” a first-of-its-kind exhibition of Finnish design spanning 65 rooms on five floors. The building had not been open to the public before the event and most likely won’t be again. Recently purchased by BlackRock, it’s being developed as office spaces. Photo 11 of 17 in Here Are the Highlights From Helsinki Design Week

Here Are the Highlights From Helsinki Design Week

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A neo-renaissance palace completed in 1891 was the setting for "Erottaja 2," a first-of-its-kind exhibition of Finnish design spanning 65 rooms on five floors. The building had not been open to the public before the event and most likely won’t be again. Recently purchased by BlackRock, it’s being developed as office spaces.