3 Finitions , 2 Dimensions
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The project’s design is inspired by the history of the adjacent Piazza Libertà
Designer Giovanni Aquila’s interior redesign of a mid-1950s apartment in Ragusa’s (Italy) historic center is part of a building renovation.
The project’s design is inspired by the history of the adjacent Piazza Libertà and involved merging two apartments to create a large new modernist residence, comprising three bedrooms and a large living area of approximately 100sqm, featuring large panoramic windows.
- Lieu Ragusa
- Année 2018
- Architecte Giovanni Aquila
- Applications Plan de cuisine
- Type de projet Cuisine
The careful choice of finishes
The careful choice of finishes for the living area and the kitchen environment resulted in the use of Laminam ceramic slabs. A large wall in Calce Nero, engraved with slats, acted as a backdrop, hiding a glass door that opened to a view of the handcrafted kitchen. The central island is made of Calacatta Oro Venato in a Book Match composition. Its monolithic aesthetic is interrupted by the insertion of an oak shelf that transforms it into a cantilever table. Natural wood meets the Laminam ceramic material’s aesthetics and excellent properties which was also chosen for the worktop and the integrated sink.
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Credits
- IBLEA MOSAICI SRL
- Marcello Bocchieri
