Interior design

This project involved the complete furnishing of a building representing the main executive Italian headquarters of a foreign multinational company. Due to privacy issues, I am only allowed sharing indicative renderings of one of the various executive offices.

In compliance with the client’s request, I created an ambience rich in atmosphere that expresses welcome and prestige. The vertical garden at the entrance is a green sculpture, reflected in the opposite mirrored wall. Two large sized mirrors are strategically placed: one opposite the entrance, and the other in the video and conversation area, make this office of only 900 square feet, look much wider. An important lamp above the executive desk confirms overall personality.

Lower Parel is a prestigious shopping district in Mumbai, a natural destination of interior designers looking for something special for residential interiors. The showroom offers modular kitchen furniture, tableware, lamps & home decor, everything made of stainless steel. For this project, I designed the space, the display of my many products and the home decor objects from the ‘Steel Velvet’ and ‘Art Nouveau’ collections, also designed by me.

In the case of Delhi, it is a showroom designed to display selected products from the Arttdinox tableware and home decor collection. The show cabinets with their modern design recall clean lines and are in perfect harmony with the building classical and sober architecture of the early 20th century. The choice of soft colours with warm tones creates a perfect link with the steel elements and enhances their design and materiality.

I was commissioned to oversee the restoration and furnishing of Villa Belvedere, a famous building in the heart of Alipore, the most prestigious residential area in Kolkata.

I transformed the extraordinary Victorian building, built at the height of the colonial era, into an elegant showroom displaying art objects, silverware and women’s fashion: all of the highest level. I respected the fundamental characteristics of the building: from its location in a garden with rare plants and century-old trees, to the bold red colour of the external walls that create a perfect balance with the natural context in which the building is set.

The materials and the unmistakable atmosphere of the interior have been respected and enhanced, while the new furnishings have been designed according to the new intended purpose: purely commercial-exhibition. To my great satisfaction, this prestigious renovation proved to be the ideal setting to display some of the most beautiful pieces of silverware I have designed for Ravissant in my long collaboration with that brand.

This is a special project, developed expressly for a top perfumery boutique downtown Udine, a sort of art gallery of perfume devoted to a clientele of true “aficionados” of the most exclusive fragrances, offering them a selection of sophisticated scents.

A project where furnishings achieved a difficult balance between being the elegant container of luxury products, without however overwhelming its content: it is essential to leave space for the atmosphere where perfume is pure emotion.

Integral project for a new office building in Doha. The inspiration that drove the choice of colours and decorative patterns used for the various elements and that undoubtedly decreed my success, is the result of an intuition born after an excursion in the Qatari desert. The desert is the preponderant natural element in the country: the endless ripples in the golden sand became the hallmark of everything I designed exclusively for this project.

The wavy profile of the desert dunes is duplicated in the carpets, in the tasteful grindings on the glass partitions, in the shape of furniture and door unique handles. This project entitled ‘Golden Waves’ shows the key to my success: a deep relationship between the interior design and the country’s landscape context.

These offices, designed for an insurance company, originated from the redevelopment of an old industrial warehouse in Cividale del Friuli. The task was challenging: to refurbish the space to transform it into a welcoming place, formal but also appropriate to the concrete needs of use. This led me to choose a ‘precious’ material element, a real traditional Venetian flooring, which plays a leading role in the entrance and immediately conveys to the visitor a feeling of stability, solidity and financial reliability.

The “trompe l’oeil” ceiling is decorated with a cloudy sky, the prominent front desk and the presence of natural elements such as birch tree trunks, recall nature and the woods surrounding the town. This ambience reassures customers with a relaxed atmosphere. Elegance, practicality, unostentatious richness are the specifications of an office that provides visitors with pleasant hospitality and encourages a beneficial interaction between customers and employees.