Interiors
Argento
A gallery salon · monochrome art luxe
A residence as a private gallery — an interior in the spirit of collector art luxe. “Argento” means silver — a monochrome, refined palette where fluted grey panels serve as a backdrop for art, and the furniture itself becomes sculpture.
Fluted grey panels and textured plaster; bespoke art furniture in mirror-polished steel and patinated bronze; collectible contemporary art — abstract canvases, bronze sculptures on stone plinths, black-and-white fashion photography; tactile materials — cashmere, cognac leather, shagreen; a geometric harlequin marble floor. A single curatorial language across the residence: the dining room, the library, the cocktail bar, the grand gallery staircase, the bedroom and the couture dressing room — each with its own bold bespoke gesture. A museum light — restrained, confident, expensive.
The gallery salon of the residence
Restrained, confident, expensive: fluted grey panels serve as a backdrop for collectible art, bespoke art furniture in mirror-polished steel and patinated bronze becomes sculpture itself, and a geometric harlequin floor gathers the scene.
The gallery salon
Fluted grey panels and textured plaster hold abstract canvases and black-and-white fashion photography, a bronze sculpture stands on a stone plinth. Bespoke art furniture in mirror-polished steel, the cognac leather and cashmere of the chairs, a geometric harlequin marble floor — all in a monochrome museum light.
The art console
A bespoke console in mirror-polished steel with patinated bronze — a piece that reads as an art object in itself, beneath an abstract canvas in museum lighting.
Material as art
The luxury reads in the details: fluted grey panels, the mirror-polished steel of the art furniture, the geometric harlequin floor and tactile textures — cashmere, cognac leather, shagreen.
Dining, library, bar, bedroom
The salon is part of a single gallery-residence: the dining room, the library, the cocktail bar and the bedroom speak one curatorial language of monochrome art luxe, each with its own bold bespoke gesture.
The dining room
A dining group beneath a bespoke sculptural light, grey panels and art — a formal zone in the single monochrome language.
The library
Shelving, cognac leather and bronze, collectible art — an intimate, focused zone in the same silvery range.
Gallery staircase, dressing room, powder room
The curatorial language runs through the whole house: the grand gallery staircase, the couture dressing room and the powder room hold the same silvery art note — the residence reads as a single exhibition.
The gallery staircase
A grand staircase with a gallery hang and a bespoke steel-and-bronze balustrade — the vertical of the house as an exhibition route, where art accompanies every step.
A monochrome, refined palette where fluted grey panels serve as a backdrop for art, and the furniture itself becomes sculpture.
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From design to a finished interior: an authorial project, working drawings, design supervision and procurement of bespoke art furniture, stone, light and art objects — including European makers and galleries. It all begins with a mood and a material palette — as in this project.