Essential and modern style

Essential and modern style

by | Jan 10, 2016

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An essential style in the architectural emphasis

 

Modern, bright and essential furnishings for an apartment characterized by a stylistic variety of internal architecture.

Project: CLS Architetti
Year: 2015/2016
Site: Milano

A very bright apartment in the heart of Milan, characterized by large windows and high ceilings. An essential style in the white exterior doors and windows is accompanied by a more bohemian French herringbone floor, with high doors in shaped wood and crystal and ceilings with asymmetrical stucco decorations. This mix of styles of internal architecture goes well with very modern and essential furnishings. A stainless steel kitchen without wall units is divided into three parts, two wall-mounted developments and a central island positioned in the center of a green marble spot on the floor, which is softly incorporated by an industrial-style cement-colored mortar on its sides. Equally essential is the small table at the disposal of the kitchen which overlooks a luxuriant flowery terrace. The dining table is simple and elegant and lets talk about the showy room in which it is inserted, as well as the living room, with a strictly white corner sofa and just a colorful pop touch in the sofa in front of the windows. The wardrobes available in the living area and the corridor are also discreet, internally illuminated, without handles and with neutral colors. Bathroom furnishings are much warmer, featuring wooden furniture with veined light gray marble tops. This is recalled in the stain on the floor which, as for the kitchen, seems to be slowly incorporated into the sides by a cement mortar.

An essential style in the architectural emphasis

 

Modern, bright and essential furnishings for an apartment characterized by a stylistic variety of internal architecture.

Project: CLS Architetti
Year: 2015/2016
Site: Milano

Tiziana Fausti 2015: single-brand corners

Tiziana Fausti 2015: single-brand corners

by | Jul 8, 2015

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Tiziana Fausti 2015: first single-brand corners

 

Tiziana Fausti Luxury Boutique opens its doors to show its new structure between multibrand space and single-brand corners. Mirrors, reflections and luminous edges are the protagonists of the women’s department, fitting delicately among the black waxed iron panels that identify haute couture corners.

Project: Marco Costanzi Architects
Year: 2015
Site: Bergamo

The prestigious Tiziana Fausti atelier is certainly one of the most representative haute couture boutiques. It embodies the avant-garde in the fashion sector, and it is recognizable for its installations on the border between art installations and refined interior design projects. It is precisely with this premise that the spatial distribution of the women’s department undergoes a reinterpretation in its structure. By accessing from the arcades overlooking the Bergamo’s Sentierone, from the ground floor related to accessories you can reach the upper floor placed as a multibrand environment. The new arrangement aims to allocate a wing of this space to single-brand corners, which had to respond to a common approach but will be managed and set up according to the project of the visual designers of the respective brands.

The project of the architect Marco Costanzi designed a large multi-brand part in the central area, whose expressive language is represented by linear stainless elements. This is characterized by the play of reflections and brightness, obtained by the modular display elements. Composed of a mirroring stainless base they also contain the electrical set-up that allow linear lighting embedded in their own profile. Instead, the single-brand corners are delimited by the alternation of black waxed iron panels with the laser-cut and backlit brand logo. The uniform setting of the white boxes allows individual brands to personally manage their internal layout, while responding to a general corporate image. To occupy the first corners are the ateliers of Celine, Alaïa, Valentino and Givenchy with their respective projects in accordance with the brand image of their stores.

Tiziana Fausti 2015: first single-brand corners

 

Tiziana Fausti Luxury Boutique opens its doors to show its new structure between multibrand space and single-brand corners. Mirrors, reflections and luminous edges are the protagonists of the women’s department, fitting delicately among the black waxed iron panels that identify haute couture corners.

Project: Marco Costanzi Architects
Year: 2015
Site: Bergamo

A coffee corner at the center of the Lavazza Concept Store

A coffee corner at the center of the Lavazza Concept Store

by | Jun 16, 2015

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A coffee corner at the center of the Lavazza Concept Store

 

The Lavazza Concept Store develops all its exhibition spaces around two rooms. In the first, different display types frame the coffee corner, while in the second, the essentiality of a tasting space opens the view on the executive offices.

Project: Officina iDEa
Year: 2015
Site: Ibiza

In collaboration with Officina iDEa, the Lavazza store comes to life in the warm city of Ibiza. A multipurpose space in whose main room the different types of display focus on the reinterpretation of the morphology of a coffee bean. Soft and sinuous lines accompany horizontal layering furniture. Dark colours with warm tones recall the chromatic range of this drink famous all over the world, emerging from the neutral tones of the walls.

Jute bags accompany the scenographic composition of the room, whose texture also recalls the textile finish of the wall coverings. Elements with a retro taste enrich the space while a modern graphic spreads from floor to wall transforming itself into an exhibition showcase. This accompanies the visitor to the area of coffee bar and directs them to the tasting room. Here, the modern-style furnishings matches with industrial elements, but the essentiality of the interior is certainly what focuses attention on the tasting experience. The punctual lighting emphasizes functional areas while the large side window opens the view on the executive offices.

A coffee corner at the center of the Lavazza Concept Store

 

The Lavazza Concept Store develops all its exhibition spaces around two rooms. In the first, different display types frame the coffee corner, while in the second, the essentiality of a tasting space opens the view on the executive offices.

Project: Officina iDEa
Year: 2015
Site: Ibiza

Shabby chic studio loft

Shabby chic studio loft

by | Apr 28, 2015

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Shabby chic studio loft

 

A shabby chic style studio loft in Milan with refined furniture and natural materials. Functionality and freshness match together in the design of these interiors with reduced spaces.

Project: Arch. Pierluigi Fasoli
Year: 2015
Site: Milan

In the Navigli area in Milan, overlooking the internal courtyard of a flat complex with railing housing units, the project of the architect Pierluigi Fasoli comes to life. A studio loft with functionality and freshness. The naturalness of Rosenheim oak meets the refinement of shapes and the attention to detail of the furniture with a shabby chic taste. The kitchen perfectly represents this accurate choices with retro-style metal handles combined with simple lines in Rosenheim oak. The satin steel countertop accompanies the doors of the slate wall units giving an industrial touch, also recalled in the choice of stools for the snack top. The white ceramic wall tiles adorn with style a functional kitchen that does not give up on style preciousness. The classic window frames of the French white wooden windows coherently fits in this room.

The living area consists of a huge corner sofa with a support table placed on the front, which is extremely simple and rough in the finishes. An illuminated display cabinet and storage elements on the backdrop use of all the voids in the room. This is how the window frames host a small bookcase with a glass door in the upper part and the shoulder of the sofa transforms into a container volume with a door opening system on the top. Functionality finds its maximum expression in the service cupboard that connects the kitchen to the day. The trapezoidal shape of this furniture creates a fresh and light dynamism, allowing the use of both full-height doors and sideboards with shelves.

The bedroom occupies the mezzanine part of the studio apartment, opening up the view of the entire room, while the bathroom is hidden below in a special room recreated inside the apartment. A bathroom with a refinement expressed in the material choice of white marble, which does not give up shabby chic details with the shaped oak wall unit.

Shabby chic studio loft

 

A shabby chic style studio loft in Milan with refined furniture and natural materials. Functionality and freshness match together in the design of these interiors with reduced spaces.

Project: Arch. Pierluigi Fasoli
Year: 2015
Site: Milan

Contemporary style with shabby chic elements

Contemporary style with shabby chic elements

by | Apr 10, 2015

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Contemporary style with shabby chic elements

 

A contemporary style apartment in Bergamo in which the choice of some shabby chic furniture caught attention. The furnishings of the living area with a modern taste accompany the kitchen with neutral tones and essential lines.

Project: Modulor
Year: 2015
Site: Bergamo

The renovation of this apartment in Bergamo primarily involved the kitchen, which neutral colors is signature. A white mineral countertop defines the recognizable aesthetic line of the project, continuing also in the full height side doors. This expresses a horizontal reading, underlined by the presence of drawers placed in parallel to the line of the kitchen countertop. Doors with internal shelves hidden the built-in refrigerator in a very elegant visual composition. The dark wood floor with large warm veins taken up the veneer of the dining table. A visual and material continuity that gives balance to the room.

Moving on to the living area, the shabby chic furniture elements take place: a display cabinet with decorative strips repainted in gray-blue and a side bench in white wood treated with vintage cushions on top. A refined retro taste, in line with the shabby chic style in vogue nowadays. From the living room with a bookcase in medium gray lacquer and diagonal lines and a white TV cabinet with shaped recessed handles, you then move on to the raised area that leads to the most private part of the apartment. A full-height bookcase denotes this passage with white essential lines and a regular geometry that stand out from the light-blue coloured back wall.

Two bathrooms respectively in medium gray and pastel green shades close the sleeping area. A light wooden finish was chosen for the cabinet of the first, in plays of neutral shades with the surrounding room. For the second bathroom, however, the suspended cabinet in glossy neutral shades lacquer accompanies the pastel green lacquered wall units with glass doors.

Contemporary style with shabby chic elements

 

A contemporary style apartment in Bergamo in which the choice of some shabby chic furniture caught attention. The furnishings of the living area with a modern taste accompany the kitchen with neutral tones and essential lines.

Project: Modulor
Year: 2015
Site: Bergamo