In one of the most exclusive buildings in Milan, a penthouse with generous floor-to-ceiling windows is located. The owner, a young entrepreneur, had expressed his desire for a refined home, but also one with codes of extreme hospitality. The attention to detail and the careful selection of the color palettes combine with design basics of absolute rigor, such as pieces of furniture designed by the studio, for a final effect of absolute interpenetration. In the living room, the grey lacquered bevelled wood wall hides containers and serves as a background to the large Bang & Olufsen screen.
The sofas feature generous dimensions, while the large acid-etched brass coffee table reflects the daring chromatic choices of the velvets. However, the true coup de foudre of the entire apartment is the collection of autographed lithographs by Picasso, created during the preparation of Guernica. These are showcased in the night corridor, transformed into a gallery through a masterful interplay of color nuances and balanced style lighting that enhances the overall ambiance.
Photographer: Mattia Aquila
