Interiors
Cipria
A master bathroom · light neoclassicism
A master bathroom for a residence in the spirit of light couture neoclassicism. “Cipria” means powder — a tender powder-cream palette, rare stone and the shimmer of crystal.
Walls and podiums of book-matched rare marble with dramatic veining, a sculptural bathtub of solid pink onyx, a gilt-bronze console vanity with a crystal basin, couture gold fixtures. A Baccarat crystal chandelier, gilded mirrors with crystal sconces, a mosaic marble floor with brass inlay, cream boiserie with gilt bronze and niches of snow-white towels, orchids. The luxury of a Parisian mansion — light, airy, assembled from the rarest materials.
A master bathroom of a Parisian mansion
The luxury of a Parisian mansion — light and airy, assembled from the rarest materials: book-matched marble with dramatic veining, a sculptural pink-onyx bathtub, a gilt-bronze console, a Baccarat crystal chandelier and a mosaic floor with brass inlay.
The master bathroom
A sculptural pink-onyx bathtub on the left, a gilt-bronze console vanity on the right, and at the centre a book-matched marble shower in gold beneath a Baccarat crystal chandelier. A mosaic marble floor with brass inlay ties the scene together.
The console vanity
A console vanity on carved gilt bronze with a marble top and a crystal basin, a gilded mirror and crystal sconces — a jewel-like detail of the couture bathroom.
Marble, crystal, details
The luxury reads in the details: a book-matched marble shower, a Baccarat crystal chandelier, a painting in a gilded frame and niches of snow-white towels with orchids.
Bedroom, dressing room, boudoir
The master bathroom is part of a single light suite: the bedroom, the dressing room and the boudoir with its vanity table sound in the same powder-and-gold palette.
The master bedroom
A soft headboard, cream boiserie with gilt bronze and crystal — light couture classicism in a calm, enveloping register of rest.
Spa, washrooms, corridors
A single palette runs through the whole master suite: a relaxation zone, a guest washroom and gallery corridors sound in the same light couture classicism.
When the crystal lights up
In the evening the master bathroom opens differently: the Baccarat crystal chandelier glows, gold and pink onyx warm, and the blue hour ignites beyond the window — the couture luxury becomes intimate and enveloping.
The luxury of a Parisian mansion — light, airy, assembled from the rarest materials.
From the studio journal
The Home Library Returns: Designing the Quietest Room in the House
Boiserie Revival: Panels That Outlived Minimalism
Open-Pore Travertine: Why the Perfect Stone Fell Out of Fashion
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From design to a finished interior: an authorial project, working drawings with the engineering of wet zones, design supervision and procurement of stone, fixtures and light — including Italian and French factories. It all begins with a mood and a material palette — as in this project.