Interiors
Vaniglia
A kitchen and interiors · light neoclassicism
A residence interior in the spirit of light neoclassicism. “Vaniglia” is a warm vanilla palette, noble gold and the soft light of stone.
The heart of the house is a kitchen with hand-crafted classical fronts in cream-vanilla lacquer with fine gold profiling, an island of pale Crema Marfil marble, vitrines of brass and reeded glass with crystal, and a professional range with brass trim. An amber Murano chandelier, a brass bridge mixer, warm daylight from tall windows. A single vanilla-and-gold palette runs through the living room, dining room, bedroom and study — restrained classical luxury, assembled from premium materials and details.
The kitchen — the heart of the house
Hand-crafted classical fronts in cream-vanilla lacquer with fine gold profiling, an island of pale Crema Marfil marble, vitrines of brass and reeded glass and a professional range with brass trim. An amber Murano chandelier and warm daylight compose a restrained classical luxury.
The kitchen
Cream-vanilla classical fronts with gold profiling, a Crema Marfil waterfall island with velvet stools, a professional range with brass on the left and vitrines of brass and reeded glass with crystal on the right. Above the island — an amber Murano chandelier.
The island
A Crema Marfil waterfall island with a brass bridge mixer, crystal and dried flowers — the working and formal zone in a single gesture, flooded with warm daylight.
Breakfast area, dining room, living room
The vanilla-and-gold palette of the kitchen continues in the day zone: a breakfast area by the window, a formal dining room and a light living room hold a single noble tone.
The breakfast area
A round table with velvet chairs by a tall window, an amber chandelier and a view of the kitchen — a warm, lived-in zone of daily rituals.
The formal dining room
Classical boiserie, a crystal chandelier and a laid table — a scenario for grand receptions in the same vanilla-and-gold palette.
Bedroom, study, WC, hall
A single palette runs through the whole house: the bedroom, the study-library, the guest WC and the hall sound in the same light classicism.
The master bedroom
A soft headboard, cream boiserie and gold accents, warm light — light classicism in a calm, enveloping register of rest.
When the kitchen warms
In the evening the kitchen changes mood: the amber chandelier glows, the vitrines light up, gold and marble warm, and the blue hour ignites beyond the tall window — the light classicism becomes intimate and cosy.
Restrained classical luxury, assembled from premium materials and details.
From the studio journal
Boiserie Revival: Panels That Outlived Minimalism
Open-Pore Travertine: Why the Perfect Stone Fell Out of Fashion
A Snow Room Instead of a Cool Pool: Why the Wealthy Want Minus Five in July
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Next step
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From design to a finished interior: an authorial project, working drawings, design supervision and furnishing with the kitchen, furniture and light — including Italian factories. It all begins with a mood and a material palette — as in this project.