The goal was not to radically alter the existing architecture, but to reinterpret its identity through carefully considered material, chromatic, and design choices.

The renovation of the Milan apartment included the creation of a new kitchen and the complete refurbishment of the bathrooms, along with upgraded technical systems and finishes. The project explored the balance between a bold pop character and formal restraint, avoiding excess while maintaining coherence across all areas of the home.

At the heart of the project is a bespoke pop-inspired interior design, shaped by strong colour contrasts and distinctive material choices.

Herringbone parquet flooring provides an elegant and continuous foundation, over which essential volumes and clean surfaces are composed. The purity of the lines is enriched by colourful, pop design elements that break up material rigidity and make each space feel more personal and welcoming.

The custom-designed total black kitchen is enhanced by chromatic accents that soften its visual impact and establish a dialogue with the rest of the home. The fully renovated bathrooms combine stone-effect gres and marble-inspired surfaces, creating contemporary, tactile environments.

In the living and sleeping areas, iconic lighting pieces, bold furniture, and vibrant colour accents bring rhythm to the spaces, maintaining a careful balance between character and functionality.