Bathroom furniture
Bathroom: from design to execution. A bathroom designed and built by hand. Starting with the polyhedral cabinet made from iron panels, which supports the rough-hewn rectangular sink, treated with lime to blend in with the walls. Iron is also used for the ceiling-mounted faucet, controlled by a joystick on the countertop. The mirror is created with a frame cut into 4 sections to create a window. The goal: to create uniformity between the two materials and connect them with the structural stringer, also using it as a light fixture.
A handcrafted bathroom . An iron sink with a side faucet and joystick control. It sits simply on a surface created using simple OSB with a white enamel finish. The shower column, also with a joystick, is on the opposite wall.
Bathroom furniture. From design to execution. The chestnut wood beams found on the construction site are transformed to create bathroom furniture with essential shapes, characterized by thick walls and natural finishes achieved with a blend of products treated by skilled craftsmen, lending a soft feel while also ensuring practicality for everyday use.
Tables, desks
Table. From design to execution. The chestnut beams found on the construction site are transformed into a beautiful table with character, an industrial feel, given by the oxidized iron legs, but with the charm of wood treated by skilled craftsmen, which lends a softness, without sacrificing practicality for everyday use.
Sittings
Custom-made and reclaimed seating. Furnishing sometimes means creating custom seating. In this entrance hall of a large office, the need arose for numerous waiting areas. The initial idea was to create a continuous line along the perimeter of the room to allow for plenty of free space and surface areas for magazines or other items. The materials used—oak veneer and tufted leather upholstery—maintained a clean silhouette, providing comfort and convenience for a simple yet striking result. Other times, we revitalize old armchairs owned by the client, or, for enthusiasts, purchase them at vintage markets and renovate them.
Outdoor elements
Outdoor elements. From design to execution. Complementary elements for a business center. Travertine bollards, arranged along the sidewalk. Complementary elements within the garden that mirror the shape of the light fixtures used. Slender ashtrays to be placed at various entrances and garden fountains that appear like cylinders and can be easily opened when needed. External and internal signs and symbols in brushed steel.
Gate, fence, railings. Use a simple and inexpensive construction material like welded mesh to create a sliding driveway gate and railings for elevated sections. Create a connection between the interior and exterior by reusing it inside the same building, in the cellar, where it was salvaged along with elements of the parquet flooring.