The Boston Globe, April 26th, 2007
Frank Campanale may not be from South America, speak fluent Spanish, or have a background as a decorator, but something about the warmth of Brazil, the friendliness of Argentines, the earth tones of the artwork down there, and the textiles, from suede tiles and alpaca silver trays, resonated with the Italian-American from Boston's South End. Campanale wanted to bottle some of that South American design and decor spirit and bring it home. So he began importing paintings and sofas to open his own home furnishings store, Diseno, which means "design" in Spanish. The store, which opened April 11 at...
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