Bagno padronale, mobili realizzati a misura con finitura laccato fenix,
su indicazioni dell’architetto (Pedrini Arredamenti).
A parete un prezioso rivestimento in pietra Tundra sempre dalle tonalità
che vibrano sulle sfumature del grigio (EERA, Sega di Cavaion- Vr).
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Glamour style mood
In the central Verona — in the bourgeois
heart of the city that overlooks the Adige
river —, we discover a rigorous project
made of light and geometries.
We are on the attic floor of a mid-1950s
building that has been completely
reinterpreted by Philippos Photiadis’
architectural firm in Athens and renovated
to make way for an important art
collection.
A project where bourgeois minimalism,
reinterpreted classicism and strategy are
tied to the tailor-made craftsmanship of
local suppliers that carried out all custom-
made and customized main elements of
the project. The leitmotif is the modern
wainscoting with frameworks that defines
spaces to integrate retractable treasure
chests and signature works.
The mood board and the lighting
design have been later entrusted to
Moodesignacademy, responsible for the
search of furniture items and the colour
palette with dusty tones, brightened up by
golden metal glares.
It all started with the choice of a quilted
sofa that dominates the space and has
later forced the position of a few other
selected items, recognizable and with
cultured references.
The powder pink rug defines a space
where vintage small tables in tinted glass
express themselves.
A second sofa — as soft as a hug — has
been designed for a more private corner,
dedicated to relaxation and reading.
Bountiful curtains to filter light, enveloping
fabrics and shapes for padded elements
and marble vibes for the choice of the
table frame a scene that respects the
memory of the place, which is even more
sophisticated thanks to the slatted floor
with a herringbone pattern.
The finishing touch of these decorating
choices — inspired by a Deco line — can
be attributed instead to the sophisticated
elegance of the landlady who has embraced
geometric patterns too in the master
bedroom.
Architecture, interior design and art: a
dynamic relationship that opens a dialogue
with perfect proportions, distinguished by
an unmistakable stylish mark.
Interior design by architect
Philippos Photiadis
Interior design and Text by Marta Paganotto
Photography by Michela Melotti