The room before the room — and in Milan, it’s often the best one. Taschen’s Entryways of Milan opens 144 of the city’s most dazzling modernist entrance halls — marble floors, minimalist murals, and the unmistakable hand of Gio Ponti and Piero Portaluppi — photographed exclusively for this volume and hidden until now behind some of the city’s most restrained façades. Complete with exact addresses and an annotated map, it’s as much a walking guide as a work of architectural scholarship — and considerably better looking than either.