The geometric lines of the wooden panels blend with the sinuous lines of the 3D marble tiles behind the sofa. The final result is a game of contrast between surfaces, materials, lights and finishes that interact together in a visual and design balance.
The colour of this corner, intended for the dining area, is in perfect harmony through a balance between light and shadow. A very elegant and refined environment that offers conviviality based on relaxation.
The bedroom recalls a lost dialogue with nature that, in the hectic city of Miami, becomes mere tribute. The floral wallpaper reminds of uncontaminated elements. Calacatta marble, laid out in panels behind the headboard, recalls for its textures the rhythm of the waves of the sea, the decoration of the carpet instead the ripples of sand. A nature put on the sidelines, a tribute intended as an artifact ritual contrasted with the formal rigor, cleanliness and efficiency of modern furniture.
The room is characterized by a minimal design interspersed with closed elements with bronzed glass doors and open elements of which only remains the bearing skeleton in burnished brass. In the center of the scene a precious red velvet pouf with "capitonnè" texture. As a fifth, a grey marble cladding "Julie Gray" enhances the design of the room.
The geometric lines of the wooden panels blend with the sinuous lines of the 3D marble tiles behind the sofa. The final result is a game of contrast between surfaces, materials, lights and finishes that interact together in a visual and design balance.
The colour of this corner, intended for the dining area, is in perfect harmony through a balance between light and shadow. A very elegant and refined environment that offers conviviality based on relaxation.
The bedroom recalls a lost dialogue with nature that, in the hectic city of Miami, becomes mere tribute. The floral wallpaper reminds of uncontaminated elements. Calacatta marble, laid out in panels behind the headboard, recalls for its textures the rhythm of the waves of the sea, the decoration of the carpet instead the ripples of sand. A nature put on the sidelines, a tribute intended as an artifact ritual contrasted with the formal rigor, cleanliness and efficiency of modern furniture.
The room is characterized by a minimal design interspersed with closed elements with bronzed glass doors and open elements of which only remains the bearing skeleton in burnished brass. In the center of the scene a precious red velvet pouf with "capitonnè" texture. As a fifth, a grey marble cladding "Julie Gray" enhances the design of the room.
