Interiors
Ottone
A country mansion · a collector’s house
The interior of a country mansion in the warm, masculine key of a collector’s house. “Ottone” means brass — the metal that ties everything together here.
A living room of fire and collection
Matter and collection instead of shine: refined narrow hand-laid brick with brass battens, book-matched marble and backlit onyx, burl walnut and patinated bronze. Designer furniture on bronze bases, olive silk velvet and cognac saddle leather, curated art — a museum canvas and a bronze sculpture on a stone plinth. Double-height volumes, black steel windows onto the forest and warm 2700K light turn the house into an atmospheric stage for someone who values character, texture and things with a history.
The formal living room
A book-matched marble fireplace portal against brickwork with brass battens; above it a museum canvas, to the left a bronze sculpture on a stone plinth, to the right a glowing onyx bar. Olive velvet and cognac leather gathered on bronze bases beneath a bronze chandelier.
The opposite view
From the other side, full-height black steel windows open — the forest enters the house. Warm 2700K light models the texture of brick, stone and burl walnut; collection and matter matter more than shine.
A lounge by the forest
A curved velvet sofa turns to the black windows and the forest; a burl table, cognac armchairs and bronze compose an intimate zone for conversation and a good whisky.
Dining room and kitchen
The formal dining room keeps the same warm palette — backlit onyx, stone and brass compose an atmospheric evening scenario.
Whisky bar and cigar room
A separate evening world: backlit shelves with a collection, an onyx counter, a burl table and a bronze art-déco chandelier — a place for a late evening among your own.
Bedroom, bathroom, study
The private half is the quietest and most masculine: dark stone, burl walnut and brass, a muted warm light.
The master bedroom
A soft headboard, dark stone and brass, a window onto the forest — the drama of the living room translated into a calm, enveloping register of rest.
When the house becomes a stage
In the evening the warm 2700K light gathers in pools of darkness: the fire burns, onyx and the collection glow, brass and bronze warm up — the house sounds like an atmospheric stage.
Matter and collection instead of shine — a home for someone who values character, texture and things with a history.
Next step
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From concept to a finished interior: authorial design, working drawings, design supervision and furnishing with furniture, light and art — including Italian factories. It all begins with a mood and a material palette — as in this concept.