The skyscraper is an icon of contemporary life, as is minimalist style. In this penthouse, the interiors harmonise with the skyline, giving expression to a new classicism, with rooms interconnected through flexible systems and neutral tones that update traditional elegance in the light of a contemporary lifestyle.
At the entrance, the round Kensington table is imposing and sculptural. Standing alone in the centre of the room, with the metropolitan skyline as a backdrop, it sets the tone for the rooms that follow – contemporary, evocative and refined, skilfully blending architecture, art and design.
In the living room, the selection of furnishings favours modern forms and materials. Suspended on slender legs, the sofa is a synthesis of horizontality and lightness, as is the coffee table, while the armchairs stand tall on their metal bases. The colour tones are sophisticated, while the textures of fabrics and leathers add a tactile note.
The Mondrian sofa was chosen for its minimalist design and graphic, modern look with strong architectural appeal. The configuration is a classic L-shape, with a seat width that ensures maximum comfort. Alongside it are Stanford armchairs, which are also inspired by a minimalist, contemporary aesthetic that favours metal as its material of choice.
In a convivial space, the furnishings are dynamic and the finishes exclusive: the table top with a sculptural base is made of marble, while the chairs are completely upholstered in leather. Adding character, the red sideboard with a glossy finish contrasts with the urban landscape glimpsed through the large windows.
A Kensington table was also chosen for the dining room, the same as the one in the entrance hall. The monumental nature of this space is softened by the dining area and the design of the Seattle chairs, which are distinguished by the careful craftsmanship of their leather upholstery, with stitching and broguing inspired by traditional English footwear.
The kitchen is also contemporary and minimal. Neutral tones and glossy finishes harmonise with the skyline visible through the glass window, while the round snack counter creates an intimate corner for family meals. Its curves and wood-effect finish emphasise a sought-after warmth, reflecting the balance between modernity and tradition that characterises the entire home.
Shape is a kitchen with contemporary lines, with handles that draw inspiration from traditional models, but with updated aesthetics and functionality. The glossy lacquer finish is inspired by the city’s architecture, creating dynamic reflections, while the light colour visually expands the space, leaving the eye free to focus on the outside landscape.
The second living room is more intimate and private. The TV has been replaced by a fireplace, which creates a warm and relaxing atmosphere. Sofas, armchairs and footstools create the perfect setting for conversation or reading, while the harmonious blend of colours, finishes and artwork mirrors the aesthetic of the other rooms in the house.
The sofas in the second living room are also from the Mondrian Collection. The combination of grey and black leather brings life and character to the environment, recreating an urban atmosphere. The Wall System brings together several functions: art display, bookcase and storage unit with closed compartments.
The bedroom is an alcove decorated in calm, relaxing colours. The bed with its padded headboard and armchairs create cosy corners for relaxation and tranquillity in a room designed for spending time in during the day, as well as at night. When the colours become darker, the quality of the materials, down to the smallest detail, is perfectly in keeping with the living area.
The Park 1 bed is easily recognised by its generous padded headboard, which contrasts with the light metal frame. The charm of this bed lies in its tailored details, from the large headboard cushions, with double fabric and leather upholstery, to the optional rollers, which feature the same finish as the bed frame and the Park bench cushion at the foot of the bed. The Stanford armchairs are the same as those in the living room, here chosen in a textile finish with a couture texture.
Glass and metal also feature in the wardrobe area, which complete the sleeping area. In the centre of the room, the freestanding chest of drawers is a functional and elegant piece of furniture that evokes the aesthetics of a luxury boutique.
The Senzafine walk-in wardrobe revisits the wardrobe system in a light and elegant way. In this configuration, it combines both open compartments and closed compartments with glass doors to meet all your storage, organisation and practical needs. Warm lighting and the Tratto rug combine to transform a functional area into a comfortable space.
