A distinctive element of the chromatic concept is “9012, my quintessential color,” a shade developed by the architect through a custom blend of oxides. The Michelangelo Tortora oak parquet from the Classica collection by Listone Giordano, laid in an Chevron Pattern 60° in the sleeping area and in regular installation throughout the other spaces, introduces a soft and uniform material continuity, fully consistent with the warm tones that define the entire home.

The living area is conceived as a large social space, where furnishings and geometries encourage conviviality and continuity between interior and exterior. The kitchen and dining room engage in dialogue within a single domestic ecosystem, centered around a twelve-seat round table that brings together cooking and dining as one shared experience. The main sleeping area is intimate and highly personalized: integrated wardrobes concealed behind handle-less boiserie ensure visual continuity, while the bespoke master bathroom reflects the material and chromatic choices that define the overall project.

All the fixed furnishings and storage units were custom-designed and entrusted to a craft company. The architect describes this approach as truly tailor-made, where each piece is the result of a measured, calibrated, and bespoke process. The paints are all water-based and non-toxic, and the electrical systems are completely shielded: choices that guarantee aesthetic quality, health, and performance.

The large perimeter terrace opens onto a breathtaking view of CityLife: a privileged panorama that becomes an integral part of the living experience. The size of the flat roof, which is exclusively owned, allows for a continuous perception of the urban horizon and paves the way for the future inclusion of a green project calibrated to the seasons.