Apartment ND
ph. Martina Santimone
An already inhabited space in search of a more defined character. The turning point is a living room wall: two arched portals lined with Canaletto walnut frames reshape the space, becoming the central feature from which the home's entire vision unfolds.
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The arches frame the transitions toward the entryway and the sleeping area, where the wall is completed by a ribbed Canaletto walnut door. It becomes the common thread of the design: the same warmth and natural feel return in the flooring and the Guatemala marble kitchen countertops, creating a cohesive mix of materials throughout every room.
Set against this refined backdrop is a selection of furniture that adds depth and personality to the spaces. Iconic pieces, such as the De Padova sofa and the Cassina table, are paired with bespoke furnishings and vintage accents, striking a balance that avoids both the look of a showroom catalogue and any sense of nostalgia. The result is an apartment that has truly found its character: sophisticated, textured, and distinct.