The living room opens with a custom-made Zalf cabinet by Gruppo Euromobil in Lignum Dark, which perfectly complements the Lago wall units in bronzed glass and mirror, which amplify light and space with a refined effect.

The kitchen picks up on these same finishes, designed by Euromobil, playing with the combination of elements in Lignum Dark and the mud finish, perfectly matched to the stoneware top and the shades of the walls.

A wardrobe cupboard integrated into the kitchen also serves as access to the laundry area, thanks to a pass-through door embellished with an important handle. Green Lume tiles by Marazzi decorate the wall above the worktop, adding a note of freshness. Completing the area is the Rondò snack table, paired with Calligaris leather chairs with dark wood legs. Brass lamps by Ideal Lux, selected in collaboration with Cose Così, add an elegant golden touch.

Credits.

Shooting:
Lakeside Communication

A house that lets itself be enveloped by greenery and remains silent looking at Lake Maggiore. A light geometry, but at the same time elegant and refined.

Here, in a context like this, the project of wanting to merge the interiors with the exteriors through large windows facing the infinite.

From the regular and square geometries, as if to recall a construction by Le Corbusier, the desire for a modernized house arises, from the exteriors that blend the stone effect (Geopietra) with the wood effect (Marazzi) of the facade.

The interiors of the house are punctuated by natural materials such as the wood of the floors and the marble of the master bathroom, all wrapped in a color scheme of black and gray that acts as a common thread to the entire home.

Furniture such as Rastelli for the kitchen, Gessi and Antonio lupi for the bathrooms represent the elegant and modern style of the client.

Credits.

Project and Works Management:
Dolores Vicini
Interior Design e Styling:
Arredo Jolly
Photographic images:
Guido Cavallini

A long and complex restoration project, which made it possible to restore to a historic building from the early 1900s, located in Baveno, not only its historical-artistic identity but also allowed it to be modernized through fine furnishings and materials.

The Villa overlooking the park is arranged on 4 levels, all the floors and walls are a combination of carefully chosen natural materials.

Also on the ground floor in adherence to the rooms, a corridor leads to the kitchen, where a huge fireplace faithfully restored is the protagonist together with the frescoed ceiling.The floor has been designed in diamond-shaped Bardiglio with tozzetti in Carrara with a modern cut as the client in contrast to the environment chose a modern style kitchen. On the first and second floor all the rooms are dedicated to the bedrooms which have been partly restored in wood and partly reproduced faithful to the originals, restoring glory to these rooms.

The bathrooms are covered with natural materials, with marble in Breccia di Capraia, Calcatta Gray, Bardiglio, Silk Georgette and wooden floors from oak to larch, combined with contemporary furnishings that enhance their beauty.

In the basement, on the other hand, there is the area dedicated to wellness and fitness where the entire room is clad in Roman travertine, creating a scenario reminiscent of the ancient Roman baths.

Credits.

Interior Design e Styling:
Arredo Jolly
Floor Coverings:
Arredo Bagno Arredo Jolly

The reconstruction project of Villa Caterina, a prestigious early 19th century residence located in Stresa, the pearl of Lake Maggiore, was designed by the architect Prini Giacomo with the intention of transforming it into a dream home as desired by the client.

In a privileged position that stretches towards infinity, embracing the lake from above, it is located just above Stresa where a breathtaking panorama enchants and fascinates millions of tourists.

The main entrance leading to the first floor is through the large avenue framed by plants and large sculptures chosen by the owners.

Once through the door, the amazement is immediate: the large helical staircase entirely covered in marble and with an internal stringer in mosaic captures the viewer for its beauty and majesty.

The ceiling of it is a large dome with a round shape in glass and mosaic. All the floors in the rooms and the bathroom walls are made of marble.

Accurate and harmonious are the furnishings of the whole place , from the bathrooms to the bedrooms that blend in perfect harmony.

Credits.

Project and Works Management:
Arredo Jolly
Interior Design e Styling:
Arredo Jolly
Photographic images:
Guido Cavallini

A house that lets itself be enveloped by greenery and remains silent looking at Lake Maggiore. A light geometry, but at the same time elegant and refined.

Here, in a context like this, the project of wanting to merge the interiors with the exteriors through large windows facing the infinite.

From the regular and square geometries, as if to recall a construction by Le Corbusier, the desire for a modernized house arises, from the exteriors that blend the stone effect (Geopietra) with the wood effect (Marazzi) of the facade.

The interiors of the house are punctuated by natural materials such as the wood of the floors and the marble of the master bathroom, all wrapped in a color scheme of black and gray that acts as a common thread to the entire home.

Furniture such as Rastelli for the kitchen, Gessi and Antonio lupi for the bathrooms represent the elegant and modern style of the client.

Credits.

Project and Works Management:
Arredo Jolly
Interior Design e Styling:
Arredo Jolly
Photographic images:
Guido Cavallini

The restoration project of Villa Orsi – a prestigious early twentieth century residence located in Cannero Riviera, on the shores of Lake Maggiore – was designed by the Lucchini Architetti studio with the aim of preserving and transmitting the charm of place, combining them with a refined design with contemporary lines.

In a privileged position on the lakeside promenade, over the years the three-storey villa has kept its original layout.

The works have freed the Villa poor quality interventions carried out in the 70s, restoring the original symmetrical composition to the northern facade, with the porch and the terrace, redeveloping the bathrooms and the new kitchen, separated from the dining room with a of cupboards open on both sides. The surveys carried out on the homogeneous colors of the ceilings of the various rooms have made it possible to bring to light very precious themes, widespread almost on all ceilings, as well as on the external facades.

The newly revealed colors and decorations, the wooden and Venetian seminato floors, some original furnishings, in an ideal and balanced counterpoint, were the theme on which the modern line of interior design was inserted: in the definition of colors, materials and finishes, up to the exclusive furnishings.

Credits.

Project and Works Management:
Lucchini Architetti – Matteo Lucchini, Guido Lucchini
Interior Design e Styling:
Sabine Sauter – Brader
Photographic images:
V&DN Creative Photography

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