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Maurizio wanted to create an interior scheme that
Most of the pendant lighting was removed too, leaving
had a slick appeal without it becoming overtly opulent,
only a feature/sculptural pendant light from the Italian
so he chose grey and black matt marble surfaces and
Terzani above the dining table, as well as the wall
removed the Herringbone flooring, replacing it with
panelling and wallpaper.
large, long floorboards to create a more contemporary
feel. The flooring transcends throughout the open plan
The result was a very organic and neutral colour
living and the two bedrooms using the same marble
scheme, combined with a touch of red for continuity
finish as the rest of the apartment for a beautifully
throughout, successfully integrated with beautiful
streamlined look, complemented by natural and organic
signature artwork and gold finishes.
fabrics.
This was to achieve a natural continuity of space from
room to room.
The kitchen was converted into an open plan space to
create an interior that was comfortable enough to live in
and at the same time, entertain in - even when hosting
with a chef. A wall was originally installed in front of
the island, which encased the space, which Maurizio
removed to expose the space to its full potential.
Every utility has been given careful planning attention
so that each appliance, sourced from premium brands
such as Miele, Gaggenau and Sapphire, seamlessly
integrates into the space including the island, which
features an integrated extractor fan.