In a context of individual villas directly on the lake, we have designed the furnishings of this unit trying to please the client in the aesthetic taste and practicality of a holiday home for hosting friends and family. We have, down to the smallest detail, designed an environment where the client feels at home, from the office in the basement, where he can carve out moments of privacy, to the outdoor terrace, where the large table and outdoor kitchen are the highlight of lake view dinners. The villa is on three floors: The kitchen is developed in height, with an open wine cellar on the central peninsula. In the living room, touches of wood and terracotta give a sense of warmth and comfort, contrasting with the master bedroom in shades of blue, perfectly matching the view. The highlight is definitely the billiard room in the basement, where guests can enjoy a glass of our local wine with friends. Over the years, customers have also chosen us for the curtains that match the furnishings and the greenery that surrounds the villa.

Design and realisation of elegant flats in the heart of the city of Bergamo. The process of our intervention began with the surveys, continuing with the careful study of the distribution, the choice of the moodboard materials and colours, the design of the furniture and finally the assembly of the custom-made furnishings. The building, which dates back to the early twentieth century, has been completely renovated and divided into 14 flats furnished in a refined and comfortable way, with great attention to detail, perfectly representing the concept of “feeling at home” for those who live in them. Oak parquet flooring has been chosen to warm the environment, and matching furnishing details, wallpaper and velvet embellish the rooms. The wall tones set a visual rhythm dictated by colour, ensuring that each flat has a reference palette. Kitchens and wardrobes are free from chromaticism, tones of grey and sand and minimal style create a neutral fil-rouge taken up throughout the building. In addition to the flats, we also designed the reception area ad-hoc: a made-to-measure counter-console covered with stoneware slabs, wooden slatted panels and a full-height light grey cupboard, which matches the cement-effect wallpaper.

Conception and design of offices that we followed from the construction site to the installation of the furniture. We wanted the working environment to reflect the characteristics of the people who live there every day, a young and creative team. We had fun mixing different materials and textures, pop-art wallpapers give character to the office walls, contrasting with the minimalist white furniture of chairs, chests of drawers and storage units. On some walls we have deliberately left the bricks exposed, unfinished, as can be seen in the meeting room, where grey carpeting, black leather armchairs and a wooden table contrast with the lively wall decoration. In the main office, we have a completely panelled, dark wall with applied magnetic metal elements. The furniture is minimal, the floor an elegant dark wood. The dining room is complete with kitchen, with dowdraft hood and columns with recessed doors, matt black. A table with a polished marble effect top, chairs with padding and a matching carpet complete the dining area, separated from the relaxation area by a vertical green screen. In contrast to the white furnishings of the workstations, black predominates in the corridors and bathrooms, illuminated by repeated cuts of light.

Design work for a renovated flat in the province of Milan. The original structure was an old industrial storage building, which naturally inspired us by dictating the style of the new construction. The industrial references, mixed with classical details, the wall decorations, the iron elements, mark the spaces of the whole house. The transformation work was also followed in terms of consultancy, trying to assist the client, who is passionate and has a careful aesthetic taste. The kitchen is a large room that plays on contrasting colours and materials. Strips of dark wood combine with white veined marble, oak parquet and a skirting board designed by us ad-hoc flush with the wall. The long corridor is enhanced by a white-on-white boiserie, in relief, creating a very elegant geometric design. Marble is one of the elements we also find in the cladding of the three bathrooms, combined with natural oak wood, black metal elements and custom-made double mirrors. The wardrobes have been designed and made to measure, in almost all the rooms, optimising space without distorting the volumes. Prints and large paintings embellish the furnishings, making this “contemporary loft” even closer to the style of the New York artists’ studios of the 1970s.