Milano – IT

Owned by a young couple of collectors, an apartment in a classic gallery building in central Milan has been brought back to life thanks to the evocative interior design by Nori Studio. The project involved a complete redesign of the floor plan, with a configuration designed to maximize the living area, create a second guest bathroom, and a master bedroom with an en suite bathroom.

The stylistic choices focused on a linear graphic, designed to best accommodate and showcase the owners’ private art collection. What was retained is the large partition separating the living room from the kitchen, emphasized by two large, monolithic black steel portals, specifically designed to create a circular flow between these spaces.

Many of the furnishings in the apartment are entirely custom-made and, in besides the design pourpose, are functional in concealing utility areas.
The entrance opens directly into the large living room, which houses the relaxation area on one side and the dining room and clean, minimalist kitchen on the other; almost a passageway, it opens onto the corridor through a swinging glass door.

The house, conceived as a neutral volume with a high level of artistic and design content, finds a complete transformation in the guest bathroom. The dark petrol blue hue, the supermirrored steel ceiling, and the boldly graphic tiles create a space with a deliberately clubby feel, enhancing the style of the rest of the apartment through contrast. In this context, Diametro35 in Black finish by Ritmonio stands out as a choice of elegance and character, giving spaces a touch of exclusive sophistication.