As Milan design week continues, we have rounded up the key installations from the year's biggest design event,  featuring some of the world's best-known brands and designers.
With this year's event seemingly returning to pre-pandemic levels of activity, Milan has been packed with installations created by some of the world's best-known designers and architects for leading brands.
The Dezeen team, which has been reporting live from the event, has selected 12 of the most impactful and intriguing installation from the event.
They are works created by Sabine Marcelis, India Mahdavi and MAD for brands including Google, Kohler, Amazon and Porsche, along with a debut from film director David Lynch and even a bright orange toilet. Read on for the 12 key installations from this year's Milan design week:

Making Sense of Color by Chromasonic and Google
Technology brand Google collaborated with research studio Chromasonic to create a kaleidoscopic maze of semi-transparent screens lit from above.
The installation was designed to simulate the experience of having synesthesia ? a perceptual phenomenon where people experience one sense through another, for example hearing colours.
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