The project by Calvi Brambilla takes shape as an exercise in integration between architecture, design, and the domestic landscape, where every detail becomes an element of connection and narrative.

The selection of furnishings and artworks is never random: it forms an encyclopedic repertoire, capable of combining technical rigor with expressive freedom, in a balance between the sacred and the profane, tradition and experimentation.

The residence is located on the seventh floor of a 1950s building designed by Mario De Ambrosis, a student of Gio Ponti. The unit, approximately 145 square meters with a terrace, is conceived as a laboratory for spatial and chromatic experimentation.

Use of color: employed as a tool for volumetric proportioning and as a means of connection with the building exterior.

Sliding textile wall: a functional and scenographic element used to screen the kitchen.

Lighting: abundant natural light, complemented by original Palladian flooring.

The design is further enriched by an ongoing dialogue with iconic pieces of Italian and international design, integrated with both function and character.