Working on the interiors of this apartment, the designers of the studio Co.arch drew inspiration from modernism – a style characteristic of the architecture of this area of Milan

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Ricardo Giancola

The owners of this apartment in Milan are a young couple with two children working in finance. The family has long wanted to update the interiors and invited the Italian studio Co.arch for this. The owners liked the Mediterranean style, and they also wanted to slightly enlarge the room, but at the same time radically change the layout.

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Ricardo Giancola

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Ricardo Giancola

Reflecting on the concept of the design of the future interior, the architects decided to start from the context – the modernist architecture of this area of Milan, the green marble with which the entrance group of the house is decorated, and the unusual glazing of the building. So mint accents appeared in the interior, decorating the ceiling and door jambs.

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Ricardo Giancola

In the design of the apartment, a light palette is used, white walls perfectly match the oak parquet “herringbone”, preserved from the original interior.

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The dining room and living room are combined into a single open space, where there is a dining area on one wall, and a rack with square, round and oval shelves on the other, which also has a work desk. The kitchen is located behind a translucent metal and glass structure. Thanks to this solution, it was possible to make a narrow corridor brighter, make the room visually easier and fill it with “air”.

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Ricardo Giancola

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Ricardo Giancola

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Ricardo Giancola

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Ricardo Giancola

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Ricardo Giancola

The floors in the kitchen are finished with mint-colored tiles with geometric ornaments. The same only blue color is used in the decoration of bathrooms.

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