Client: Private
Tipology: Apartment
Place: Milan, Italy
Year: 2017.12
Architectural Design: ATOMAA, Studio Asabesi
Design Team: Eleonora Salsa, Daniela Serini, Elizavetha Ukhabina, Federica Rigon, Simone Marusi
Photography: Sara Magni
General Contractor: Relazioni Edili Snc
Forniture: Donghi Arredi, Projet Metal, Schiffini with Jasper Morrison, Kriptonite
Spa & Wetroom: Preformatiitalia, Bisazza
Lighting: Artemide, Flos, Fontana Arte

This is a close look at the wooden divider and back rest of the built-in bench paired with the dining table.

This is a look at the structure of the kitchen that has dark drawers and a dark vent hood that stands out against the white subway tiles.

This is a close look at the living room area that has customized built-in sofas paired with a glass-top coffee table.

This is a close look at the loft-type bed that utilizes the vertical space above the entryway paired with a modern set of wooden steps.

This is a close look at the low wooden structure on the side of the bed with a door decoration, a spherical light and a clothes rack.

This is the bottom of the wooden set of steps topped with a large spherical pendant light.

This is a close look at a corner that has a wooden built-in waist-high cabinet with modern handles.

This is a close look at the sink of the bathroom housed in a large wooden structure topped with a round mirror.

This is the bedroom that has a large wooden structure on the side of the bed complemented by the the on the foot of the bed.

This is a close look at the house's miniature library with a large bookshelf and a reading nook.

This is a close look at one of the sinks of the house with a freestanding awkwardness.

This is an illustration of the house's floor plan.

When your client is a genius!, you may be asked: how can we change the idea of an unhappy past, avoiding the tabula rasa?

How can we make everything fit? a real kitchen, a room for conversation with a hearth, a reading room, a study with a map of the world, an alcove with a private bathroom, a two-seat Jacuzzi?

Could we also add a bunk bed for the children (with dedicated bathroom of course) and a genkan where to leave the shoes and walk barefoot?

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