Interiors
Alabastro
A residence · modern classic
A living-room interior for a residence in the spirit of light modern classic. “Alabastro” is noble warm light, precious stone and the soft, sculptural plasticity of the furniture.
At the centre — a fireplace portal in book-matched Calacatta marble with a museum canvas above it; over the seating a sculptural light of gold and bronze floats. Designer curved furniture in silk velvet and cashmere bouclé, a monolithic stone table, backlit niches of burl wood and bronze, warm travertine, amber glass. Panoramic windows onto a winter garden fill the space with a soft, high light — restrained luxury, where everything rests on material, proportion and light.
The living room — the heart of the home
Restrained luxury, where everything rests on material, proportion and light: a fireplace portal in book-matched Calacatta marble, a sculptural gold-and-bronze light, curved furniture in silk velvet, a monolithic stone table and backlit burl niches.
The living room
A fireplace portal in book-matched Calacatta marble with a museum canvas at its centre; over the seating a sculptural gold-and-bronze ribbon light floats. A curved sofa and armchairs in silk velvet, a monolithic travertine table and backlit burl niches hold the warm, light scene.
The seating area
From the other side, a long fireplace in the marble wall, backlit burl-wood niches and panoramic windows onto a winter garden. Bouclé, velvet and soft curved forms make the luxury quiet and lived-in.
The living room in detail
The luxury is composed of details: a reading corner by the window, an abstract canvas, a sculptural pendant and fluted bronze — each piece reads as an object of art.
Dining room and kitchen
The same light palette works in the day zone: Calacatta, burl wood and bronze compose a scenario for grand receptions.
The dining room
A monolithic stone table, curved velvet chairs and a sculptural pendant beneath the marble wall — ceremonial and soft at once.
The kitchen
Calacatta, burl wood and bronze hardware continue the theme of the house — a working zone in the same palette as the formal spaces.
Bedroom, bathroom, study
The private half sounds quieter: the same light classicism, soft light and an intimate scale.
The master bedroom
A soft velvet headboard, burl wood and bronze, a panoramic garden window — light classicism translated into a calm, enveloping register of rest.
Entrance and home bar
Between the formal and the private — a hall that greets you with light and stone, and a home bar-lounge for an evening among your own.
When the stone warms
In the evening the same living room changes mood: the fire burns, the burl niches glow, gold and bronze warm, and the blue hour ignites beyond the panoramic window — the restrained luxury becomes intimate and enveloping.
Restrained luxury, where everything rests on material, proportion and light.
From the studio journal
A Snow Room Instead of a Cool Pool: Why the Wealthy Want Minus Five in July
Terracotta vs Travertine: Which Material Survives the Next Renovation
Light at 3 AM: Lighting Scenarios Nobody Thinks About While Designing
Related studio service: Interior design
Next step
Want an interior like this? Let’s discuss your house
From design to a finished interior: an authorial project, working drawings, design supervision and furnishing with furniture, light and objects — including Italian factories. It all begins with a mood and a material palette — as in this project.