Private Eclectic villa in Milan: interior design project

A great passion pervades the owners of this important private villa in Milan: the contemporary art and the refined style. A real and not mannerist passion which stimulated in Federico Spagnulo and his team the search of an interior design with a completely new language, outside the traditional ways of expression. So materials, forms and details outline a new form of contemporary eclecticism, the result of the complex combination of different elements, but united by a single vision thanks to uniform treatment of shiny and iridescent surfaces, and brown, gray, bronze and cream colors.

The unique architectural design of the private villa – which develops radially around a central circular staircase – considers an organization of functions on three floors. In the basement, a private living room that releases a spa area (sauna and turkish bath), gym and indoor pool; on the ground floor, the main living room with dining area and kitchen, a guest bedroom and the large main room that includes a bath and a walk-in closet; on the first floor, the two secondary rooms with its own bathroom and a living room overlooking the main living below.

The large living room of the ground floor is the heart of the house, overlooking the garden with a curved glass, and is flooded by a natural light. The multifaceted design of the consoles, the reflective and iridescent surfaces, the bronzed mirrors, multiply and accelerate the light reflections.

In the study of the interior design, Federico Spagnulo and his team gives great attention to the comfort and the search for personal wellness. In this prospect, the private spaces like bathrooms and walk-in closets – considered as corners of service in the past – benefit from the best attention. Their nature changes, becoming inherently more important and valuable. The bathrooms tend to be small spa and the walk-in closets to small boutiques: todays, in these areas, the personal wellness is manifested in complete instances.
These aspects take shape in the refinement of materials and details: floors in wenge and glass, backlit inserts, drawers in satin nickel, doors with bronzed glass and a copper mesh inside, pigeonhole of
marbles.