The living spaces were designed to be open and fluid. The four-meter ceiling height, characteristic of the noble floor, along with the large windows, floods the apartment with natural light, enhancing the sense of space.
In the living room, no furniture or artwork has been placed on the walls, ensuring that the panoramic view of the exterior remains uninterrupted. The eye is constantly drawn to the windows, offering a permanent visual connection with the prestigious environment surrounding the building. This minimalist choice creates an atmosphere that is both refined and elegant, where light and the external perspective take center stage. Discreet gilding enriches the XVIIIth-century-inspired décor, adding a touch of nobility to the overall design.
The dining room is enhanced by a custom Art Deco stained glass window from the 1930s, featuring stylized acanthus leaves that introduce a unique artisanal touch and a subtle burst of color. Meanwhile, another rose-shaped stained glass window, also in an Art Deco style, illuminates the kitchen, adding a decorative dimension that is as functional as it is aesthetic.