Two Interiors, One Vision

Two Milanese apartments, two different dimensions, shaped by the same design approach. What brings them together is a language of proportions, materials and details. A vision that adapts to each space without losing its identity, transforming every interior into something unique and deeply connected to the architecture that surrounds it. Project: 02Arch Year: 2026 Site: Milano

In the first apartment, the living area opens into a spacious, light-filled volume. At its centre, a white kitchen with a clean, essential character takes shape as a long, pale monolith, interrupted by a single element of colour: the deep green of Fenix Kitami Green.

This becomes the heart of the kitchen: a deep niche where the base units and backsplash are clad in the same material, creating a bold yet measured contrast with the surrounding white surfaces. Opposite it, the island echoes the same clean geometry, becoming a generous and discreet work surface designed to accompany everyday life.

In the bathrooms, the warmth of oak-effect laminate meets suspended, lightweight volumes. An apparently simple storage unit reveals two different ways of opening: a sliding door and a hinged door allow the space to be organised through different gestures.

In the second apartment, more intimate in scale, the same design finds a new dimension. Here, the architecture itself suggests the defining gesture. At the entrance, an archway leads towards the living area and draws the eye to the kitchen, where a sequence of light-coloured volumes follows the contours of the space.

The curve of the kitchen becomes a reflection of the entrance arch. Two forms that seem distant at first, yet respond to one another, creating a continuous visual rhythm. A light, tactile kitchen, finished with a stone-effect worktop.

The warmth of wood returns in the bathroom through the oak-effect laminate. The suspended unit echoes the language of the first apartment, while introducing a new detail: open shelves ending in a soft curve, once again recalling the geometry of the kitchen.