The stuccowork on the ceilings emphasizes the characteristically large spaces of the architecture of the epoch.
The original salons were reinterpreted in order to create a certain livability, in step with the times.
The flooring is in large oak planks in a herringbone pattern that evokes the original finishes.
In particular for the living area, the original dimensions were maintained as they were well-suited to the requirements of the new owners.
The young couple has enthusiastically put together a collection of works by both established and emerging contemporary artists.
The minimalist interiors, which provide the backdrop for the paintings, sculptures and installations in earth colors, are bathed by a perfect light coming through the ample windows of the piano nobile.
Some of the furnishing pieces make reference to the 1970s, such as the Lady di Zanuso armchair, upholstered in peacock blue, and the small tables in iron and wood by Pelizzari Studio. The entire project was conceived specifically to accommodate the contemporary art collections.
