As Milan is among the world’s design capitals, it is no shock to search out beautiful interiors there. Positioned within the coronary heart of town, this Chromastudio condominium in Milan pays homage to Italian design, vibrant colours and an abundance of sunshine. The studio undertook a radical renovation of the home, reorganizing its 970 sq. ft to make them extra sensible for the proprietor’s each day life. Because the outdated gave strategy to the brand new, the undertaking at all times remained true to the character of the condominium, emphasizing the placing geometry, colour and visible contrasts. Every room right here has its personal ambiance, with particular colours and distinct ornamental components forming a standard thread that connects them.
Chromastudio’s redesign expanded the residing space, created a extra snug toilet and added extra cupboard space. The open kitchen-and-living room is the guts of the brand new residence, with excessive ceilings and partitions painted in a light-weight grey that contrasts with the opposite tones within the house, such because the rust-colored Habitat couch and red-heavy Giorgio Pasqualetti portray. The kitchen, a customized design for the consumer by Cesar Cucine and Mo1950, serves as a dramatic presence with its intense cobalt blue accents. The identical vibrant tone was additionally used within the corridor, a small monochromatic vault that leads guests to the condominium.
Chromastudio emphasised the geometry and colour of the condominium, sure, however in addition they needed the home to be a celebration of Italian artwork and design. They selected the work because the centerpiece of the lounge Rust No.16 by the summary artist Giorgio Pasqualetti. The geometric abstractions of the acrylic work give vitality and a three-dimensional high quality to the house. A private and artisanal contact can also be given by the L’incluso lamp by designer Paola Croci.
