Interiors
Bordò
A city apartment · modern classic
The interior of a city apartment in the spirit of modern classic with a jewel palette. “Bordò” means burgundy: a deep wine tone in a duet with warm mustard sets the character of the whole home.
A dining room beneath a brass dome
A calm greige boiserie backdrop, natural oak and white marble — and against it, saturated burgundy and mustard velvet, brass, smoked glass, abstract art in gold and oxblood. A sculptural dome light with brass inside, built-in oak shelving, a bar cabinet — without formal fireplaces and staircases, at an honest apartment scale. Warm daylight and a soft contrast make the space contemporary, yet lived-in and deep.
The dining room
A marble oval table and chairs in burgundy and mustard velvet beneath a sculptural dome light with brass inside. Greige boiserie, an oak sideboard and an abstract canvas in gold and oxblood set a jewel-like yet calm tone.
By day and at the golden hour
The living room is built on the duet of burgundy and mustard: a curved wine sofa, mustard armchairs, a brass table and abstract art. Light and graphic by day, warm and lived-in by evening.
The living room
A curved burgundy sofa and mustard armchairs around a brass-and-marble table; built-in oak shelving and the dome light keep the composition collected and contemporary.
The velvet sofa
A straight wine-velvet sofa with mustard cushions by the greige boiserie, a brass table and a burgundy vase with dried flowers — a vignette in which colour sounds deep and cosy.
Kitchen and hall
The same jewel palette works in everyday scenarios too: a kitchen in oak and marble, a hall with brass and a burgundy accent — an apartment honest and lived-in.
Nook, bedroom, dressing room, bathroom
The private part of the apartment sounds quieter: the same classicism and palette, but softer light and a more intimate scale.
The master bedroom
A velvet headboard, greige boiserie and brass, warm oak flooring — the jewel palette translated into a calm, enveloping register of rest.
The jewel palette
Burgundy and mustard velvet, brass, white marble and natural oak — the materials the whole character of Bordò rests on.
A jewel palette at an honest apartment scale — contemporary, yet lived-in and deep.
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From concept to a finished interior: authorial design, working drawings, design supervision and furnishing with furniture and light — including Italian factories. It all begins with a mood and a material palette — as in this concept.