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With its arched shape and red hue, the front door communicates with the bookcase NESTLING in the living room.
Whether it’s on the shelf or the chest of drawers, knick-knacks are displayed everywhere like works of art. The bricks are left exposed on the ceiling.
A WORK by Ronan Bouroullec faces the blue Salla sofa bed from Innovation Living.
Custom-made panels hide the radiators. Their milling is a reference to the rounded shapes that embellish each space.
In the kitchen, the combination of materials contributes fully to the assertive character of the space. In the center, the Loop Stand table from Hay.
Bianco67’s Verde Alpi marble tiles liven up the white kitchen wall.
The DUSTY pink of the kitchen’s custom cabinetry brings warmth to the space.
Red highlights the arch of the corridor ceiling / VAULTED CORRIDOR CEILING. A truly cinematic frame!
Behind one of the doors, a functional cabinet that frees up space is hidden.
Similar to an artsy tunnel, the corridor leads straight to the bedroom.
As it is known for its soothing properties, blue dominates the sleeping area.
This color also highlights details like the headboard and dressing room door in the room.
Used as both nightstand and storage space, the custom-made headboard hides a few secrets!
The minimalist semi-arched door provides access to the dressing room.
Little by little, the door slides open with tenderness…
To better reveal the treasures hidden inside.
When the bathroom light is on, the communicating window in the bedroom blazes like the sun.
The terrace, which is accessible from the room, offers a breathtaking view of Milan’s lively streets.
The bathroom is halfway down the hallway.
A stretch in front of the bathroom mirror is essential…
This room is all about yellow. An opportunity to highlight Quadro Design’s metal faucet.
The four bulbs illuminate the shower’s silver details.
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