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Will and pleasure
What defines the contemporary structure and the soul of a recently renovated abode – inside a building from the early 20th century – are desires , a clear vision and a strong personality .
As we know , old buildings inexorably perish over time , then , they are often magically reborn in a whole new guise . Thanks to careful and scrupulous renovations , the past returns to be present , and the present itself becomes a prefiguration of the future . Contemporary and innovative solutions are always looking forward , satisfying every type of desire . This way , wonderful
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results are achieved , even more so when the customer ’ s requests merge with the creativity and originality of an experienced professional . This is the reason why the abode displayed on these pages is undoubtedly a real masterpiece .
The interior designer Matteo Ceron met all expectations , interpreting the strong personality of the landlady with a minimalist and captivating spirit . Will and pleasure can be read as much in the interior design , set on light tones and bold dark accents , as in the elegant details , in the lighting and custommade systems . With the contemporary restyling of the 20th-century features – which included small and successive
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rooms –, the environments were redesigned , turning them into large and airy spaces organized on several levels . In the living area , the original floor plan is modernized by the symmetrical layout of the living room on one hand , and by the inclusion of refined and clean dividing volumes on the other ; moreover , the large mirrors on the walls expand the volumes . In this way , the ground floor is completely open to conviviality and supports the landlady ’ s art and taste of welcoming guests – not only during the upcoming Christmas holidays –.
On the attic floor , elegant and decisive accents mark the sleeping area too : here , a refined suite encloses the pleasure of a relaxing bath in the
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bathtub inside the room , keeping everything in order in the area behind the bed and inside the wardrobes that blend with the walls . Moreover , there is a personal boudoir with a make-up console in the en-suite area .
Overall , this is a truly unique and precious home , marked not least by the intense colour contrast created by the main materials , the anthracite grey oak of the accessories , the meringue lacquer of the furnishings and the glossy white
Lasa marble .
Interior design by Matteo Ceron , Studio Ceron & Ceron
Photography by Marina Chiesa Written by Anna Zorzanello
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