It is a journey through modern spaces interwoven with references to the past, resulting in a unique and captivating setting
Eclectic, bourgeois, and minimalist: these adjectives best encapsulate the essence of this home, located in the vibrant heart of Milan, just a stone’s throw from the majestic Santa Maria delle Grazie.
However, the inspiration that drives the entire project seems to stem from Rome, with its timeless atmospheres steeped in monumentality and sculptural charm.
The apartment, inhabited by a young Roman couple, presents an understated elegance that plays with the neutral shades of white, creating a serene and refined environment.
This consistent palette is surprisingly interrupted by a powder blue hallway, which is the real backbone of the entire home, introducing a distinctive chromatic touch and defining the spatial rhythm of the house. It is a hallway that not only connects but also organises and divides the spaces, becoming the beating heart of the architectural project.
The brass details – combined with contemporary artworks, including rugs – give the space an aura of elegance and a feeling of dreaminess. Every decorative element is carefully designed to create a balance between aesthetics and functionality, without ever being excessive.
The full-arched doorways emerge as undisputed stars, giving the apartment a theatricality that recalls the great classical spaces, but with a modern twist.
This apartment is not just a living space but a place that celebrates the dialogue between past and present, between Rome and Milan, and between art and architecture.
A project that reflects the personality and taste of its residents, turning every corner into a visual and sensory experience.
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Interior renovation by LUPETTATELIER
Styling GIULIA TAGLIALATELA
Photo BEPPE BRANCATO
Written by ALESSANDRA FERRARI
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