An interior design project for a young couple, developed to expand the spaces dedicated to socializing and to create a separation between the living area and the sleeping area.
The aim of the project was to expand the living area and separate it from the sleeping quarters, while optimizing the service spaces.
The large living room wall was customized with the creation of a bespoke carpentry unit, specifically designed for the newly created space.
The custom-made door completely hides the service room, preserving the elegance of the living area.
The kitchen, thus composed, makes it possible to serve not only convivial dinners, but also daily tasks that only require a countertop.
The division between the living and sleeping areas was marked by a full-height dividing door, covered in wooden panelling. The special feature of the door makes it distinguishable from the other doors in the common rooms, clearly marking the transition from one room to another in the house.
The bathrooms are distinguished by different colours. The smaller bathroom is characterised by shades of green, which creates a full-height band behind the washbasin area.
In contrast, the master bathroom is characterised by neutral tones, broken up by the introduction of red on the back wall and on the doors of the vanity unit.
The neutral wall covering has been enlivened by a geometric relief band, which runs along the entire wall and covers the area behind the bathtub.
