Mazzini

The design seeks to convey a welcoming feel through the use of wood, while also creating a sense of freshness with the predominant use of white (all the walls inside the apartment are white). As soon as you enter, there is a useful closet for storing things right by the entrance. The kitchen has a hidden refrigerator and was designed for six diners. At the same time, cooking can continue without interfering with or disturbing the diners, as the cook's workflow takes place outside the bar, to the side. This leaves the window free and allows natural light and ventilation to enter the interior. The kitchen has an extractor fan. A subtle hanging bookcase attached to the ceiling and wall connects the kitchen to the living room. This bookcase “levitates,” simulating the natural state of tree branches. The furniture in the living room is preferably casual but minimalist in style (reddish tones on the sofa, preferably). The doors and windows have been internationalized because, although traditional windows are beautiful, we believe it is appropriate to give them a contemporary and updated postmodern style.

The secondary bedrooms have wardrobes and an area for a television or bookcase, depending on preference. The master bedroom has a bookcase, a walk-in closet, and a private bathroom.

The pantone, tones, and textures of the bathrooms were chosen to represent the atmosphere of the Savona coast, a humid, warm environment with sandy colors. Refreshing.

We always strive for simple, uncluttered false ceilings without too much visual information to give the user a relaxed, simple atmosphere.

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