The Home Theatre apartment designed by Studio Gamp is located in the heart of the Olympic Village. Inside, the iconic elements come together to create an elegant and functional environment that is immediately noticeable when entering; the eye is caught by the large ribbon windows running along the side walls, flooding the open space with natural light.
The living room is the heart of the project, dominated by design furniture, including pieces signed by Mario Botta and Le Corbusier, which give a unique character to the environment.
As the main facade of the living room there is a suggestive bookcase that serves not only as a partition between the living area and the sleeping area, but is a real scenic backdrop, allowing for a sense of visual continuity without compromising the functionality of the spaces.
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The exposed concrete beams and pillars give the room an industrial but sophisticated look, in perfect dialogue with the Listone Giordano Desir parquet floor laid like a deck, which recalls the decking of a boat, adding a warm and welcoming note to the context.
The kitchen with steel island is another focal point of the apartment, designed for those who love to cook and socialize. The contrast between the steel and the warmth of the parquet creates a perfect balance between modernity and tradition.
In summary, the living room of this apartment from Studio Gamp is a setting where the warmth of natural materials, such as wood and concrete, combines with the sophistication of design furnishings, creating a sophisticated, modern and welcoming atmosphere.
The bathrooms are an example of elegance and minimalism, with the wise use of mosaic that gives continuity and refinement to the spaces. The small glass tiles range from pearly tones, which reflect the natural light of the skylight, to more intense shades that create chromatic contrasts with the resin.
The choice of these materials, combined with an essential and modern design, creates a relaxing and luxurious atmosphere, in harmony with the rest of the apartment.
Photo credits Paolo Fusco
