Inside out essential

Clear and strong spaces, marked by a decor made up of iconic design pieces, define the character of this abode, set between greenery and tranquillity, but one step away from the city centre.

Architectural coherence, minimal design and attention to detail have been the keys to the success of this project, the result of the collaboration between architects Chiara Zoppi and Luca Rossi with Andrea Braggio.

Bold environments are highlighted by iconic design objects, perfectly studied to satisfy the wishes of a family with modern and refined tastes.

A modern, dynamic and fresh living path that highlights indoor and outdoor lifestyles, thanks to the large windows that provide direct contact with the outdoor environment.

We are talking about a two-storey contemporary villa in San Bonifacio, which enjoys a strategic location: very close to the city centre, but at the same time away from the traffic and the bustle of the city.

Crossing the front door, we enter a clean and essential environment with light walls and consistent resin floors, on which furnishings with a strong personality come to life.

In the living area, we can admire the splendid black-stained solid ash table with bronze ferrules designed by Gio Ponti and produced by Molteni, as well as the Isabelle armchairs by Saba with a double covering that combines the aesthetic cleanliness of leather with the softness of reddish purple velvet, perfectly matching the colour of the sofa by Molteni, but also the Pass-Word TV cabinet in glossy lacquered finish by Molteni, and the iconic Zig Zag chair designed by Gerrit Thomas Rietveld and produced by Cassina.

Under the staircase, two large design objects produced by Cassina are the leading stars: Cicognino – a coffee table designed by Franco Albini – and the very famous LC4 Chaise longue designed by Le Corbusier, which acts as the background to an imposing wall of acid-etched glass with burnished metal profiles and a flush hinged door by Albed.

In the majestic Segni model kitchen designed by Zampieri, we find an entire wall of storage columns equipped with high-end appliances and technology.

Under the window, a row of storage bases acts as the background to the impressive island that dominates the space. Concerning the kitchen finishes, they opted for a metal-effect lacquer for the columns and the bases, while for the worktops and in order to create a monolithic effect island, they chose porcelain stoneware by Inalco,an impressive product with excellent functionality.

Upstairs, there is the sleeping area: the bedroom and the master bathroom are displayed in the pictures. The elegance of this room is given by Saba’s New York bed in green velvet, which is mirrored on the opposite glass wall, equipped with a sliding door that leads directly to the walk-in closet.

The bathroom boasts linear and impressive elements, such as a large floor-level resin shower with an illuminated recess, a washbasin cabinet with storage compartment in matt lacquered finish, and a white top with an integrated bathtub by Cerasa.

Throughout the living path, harmony and elegance forge the essence of this enchanting interior project, which makes everyday life delightful.