A true industrial loft

by Alice | Mar 8, 2014

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A true industrial loft

An industrial loft in Tribeca, the internal style reflects the exterior of the building, which is located in a former industrial area of the late 19^th Century.

Project: CLS Architetti
Year: 2014
Site: New York

The renovation project carried out by a prestigious architecture studio aim to respect and maintain the salient features of this characteristic industrial building. With all this, high ceilings, floor mosaics, antique parquet, moldings around the windows and the particular ceiling. The space is illuminated by large windows and the divisions that have been created inside the apartment do not deprive it of brightness and airiness, the sliding wall that divides the living area from the kitchen has been tailor made in black waxed iron and transparent crystal. Inside there is an equipped kitchen in stainless steel, which develops essential, without wall units and with a niche back wall where the large free-standing refrigerator is installed. The side wall stands out with a fresh mint green color and gives liveliness to the environment. The remaining furnishings are dark and essential.

A true industrial loft

An industrial loft in Tribeca, the internal style reflects the exterior of the building, which is located in a former industrial area of the late 19th Century.

Project: CLS Architetti
Year: 2014
Site: New York

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An industrial loft with a pop taste

by Alice | Sep 7, 2012

An industrial loft with a pop taste

In the context of industrial archeology known at a regional level, this small-sized loft rediscovers its pop soul. Colourful and young furniture give freshness in an apartment spread on two levels.

Project: Modulor
Year: 2012
Site: Alzano Lombardo

One of the most famous example of industrial archeology in the whole region, the former cement factory of Alzano Lombardo still offers suggestive landscapes and a unique context in its own style. Following the recent renovation, the Moorish-style building from the end of the 19th century houses offices, shops and lofts. The latter maintain the architectural structure of the industrial building with large windows capable of providing natural lighting to the entire internal apartment. Compared to the internal subdivision, several lofts with variable dimensions dovetail each other to take advantage of the large external view and spread on two levels.

This small industrial loft also responds to the same architectural configuration with the main floor with the living area and a mezzanine level holding the sleeping area. Characterized by bright colors and youthful furniture, these interiors rediscover their pop soul, making the most of the small size of the space. A combination of industrial style on an architectural level and a pop imprint of the interiors that materializes in the Omelette table and TV cabinet in Mdf lacquer in orange and the bedroom’s wardrobe lacquered in green. The neutral-colored gray kitchen accompanies the other white-toned furnishings of the living area, to give the room greater brightness and breath.

An industrial loft with a pop taste

In the context of industrial archeology known at a regional level, this small-sized loft rediscovers its pop soul. Colourful and young furniture give freshness in an apartment spread on two levels.

Project: Modulor
Year: 2012
Site: Alzano Lombardo

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A crystal heart for the Hanoi Penthouse

by Alice | Mar 7, 2012

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A crystal heart for the Hanoi Penthouse

Italian customed furnishings blend with Vietnamese taste and tradition in this luxury Penthouse in Hanoi. A luminous crystal heart fits between the three panoramic levels of a prestigious skyscraper on West Lake.

Project: CLS Architects
Year: 2012
Site: Hanoi

A crystal heart with polished steel profiles fits into the rooms on three levels of this Vietnamese Penthouse. A luminous heart capable of trapping light and external nature to bring it inside this luxurious home. This is the fulcrum of the CLS Architects project, around which the various rooms of the house are placed. A combination of customed furnishings scrupulously made by our wood craftsmen and traditional Vietnamese construction techniques. An eclectic environment in which the western and eastern worlds find their harmony between highly distinctive design pieces and essential furnishings.

So here is an outdoor table in a terrace with bamboo cane in black lacquered wood that shows in its center a glossy red lacquered star. The same material is also used in the full-height library with rigorous geometric lines. The leather upholstery of the doors in the bedroom with treated brass inserts has a warmer impact. A constant experimentation on the finishes and related treatments that required attention and preciousness in detailing each piece of furniture.

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A crystal heart for the Hanoi Penthouse

Italian customed furnishings blend with Vietnamese taste and tradition in this luxury Penthouse in Hanoi. A luminous crystal heart fits between the three panoramic levels of a prestigious skyscraper on West Lake.

Project: CLS Architects
Year: 2012
Site: Hanoi

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Brightness for a classic villa

by Alice | May 7, 2011

Brightness for a classic villa

A classic style villa in which contemporary furnishings fits harmoniously giving further brightness. Bright profiles in warm tones are hidden in the furniture with essential lines.

Project: Modulor
Year: 2011
Site: Colognola

An elegant and refined house, whose architectural lines highlight a classic taste. From the rounded profiles of the false ceiling to the choice of dark wood furniture and traditional graphics, everything refers to the classic style. Working by inserting contemporary furnishings does not mean changing its taste, but rather underlining it by creating refined stylistic contrasts. From the entrance you immediately notice the dining table, a real style jewel. A plan with geometric motifs supported by important shaped legs in stone. A braided chandelier with a retro taste accompanies it.

Then the view opens to the living room, where the back wall certainly occupies a privileged role. With its shaped stone fireplace, it recalls the traditional houses where the hearth occupied a central position. Two niches with custom shelves are placed side by side and symmetrically arranged. Its medium gray background color recalls the shades of the furnishings. Even the TV cabinet that supports them on the adjacent wall is in the same shade, but with a glossy finish. This, reflecting the light from the opposite window, increases the general brightness of the room. Between bright shelves with recessed warm lighting and antique furniture a corner of light is recognizable. It is a full-height bookcase with a central niche and depth equipped with shelves. The essential and contemporary lines delicately conform to the environment, making the desk in dark waxed wood with classic rounded lines prevailing.

Brightness for a classic villa

A classic style villa in which contemporary furnishings fits harmoniously giving further brightness. Bright profiles in warm tones are hidden in the furniture with essential lines.

Project: Modulor
Year: 2011
Site: Colognola

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Customed country style

by Alice | Apr 10, 2008

Customed country style

From the American farmhouses, the country style arrives in this kitchen with a modern reinterpretation that reflects the personality of its inhabitants.

Project: Modulor
Year: 2008
Site: Bergamo

The country style of overseas farmhouses knows no limits and it also lands in Bergamo. A bespoke reinterpretation that responds to the tastes and personality of its young owner. An extremely detailed kitchen. Wall units and doors bring knobs with a unique design and opening mechanism, with a retro taste. These are combined with the skirting boards that leave a central void framed by two shaped feet. Shape that recalls both the kitchen countertop in a warm light shade, and in the shaping of the extractor fan. In fact, the upper part of the latter has a trapezoidal shape enriched in the final part with a profile that can also accommodate ladles and kitchen tools. The extremely characterizing hand-drawn kitchen curtain acts as a closing door for the shelves below the sink.

The upper wall units, as well as the lower doors and drawers, have decorative strips along all its surfaces. By alternating shelves with wall units in matt lacquered MDF and textured glass display cabinets, the dynamism of this kitchen is completed. A modern reinterpretation is undoubtedly found in the chromatic choice that combines the traditional cream white with a pastel gray-blue able to give freshness to a strongly characterized environment.

Customed country style

From the American farmhouses, the country style arrives in this kitchen with a modern reinterpretation that reflects the personality of its inhabitants.

Project: Modulor
Year: 2008
Site: Bergamo

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