Luxury details for an industrial space

by Alice | Jun 8, 2014

Luxury details for an industrial space

A refined combination of luxury finishes and industrial style furnishings give life to suggestive rooms with a modern taste.

Project: CLS Architects
Year: 2014
Site: Alba

Industrial style is reinterpreted in this CLS Architects project with an attention to details and luxury finishes. This is how the kitchen adorns its steel doors with shaped handles and a light veined marble covers the countertop. Equipped with every comfort ranging from a large ceramic hob to a large recessed oven, it underlines its preciousness with a built-in sink in material continuity with the kitchen top.

The living area is also enriched with velvet furnishings and tables with golden finishes that contrast the back wall with exposed bricks and walled mullioned windows. A calibrated juxtaposition between two opposite styles that define the characterizing sign of this apartment.
Full-height bookcase adorn the walls of the living area with frescoed ceilings and classic profiles of the false ceiling, with a white leather sofa placed in the center.

The bathroom sees an explosion of luxury style with veined white marble that invade walls and floors. A large shower placed on the corner gives lightness to the room with glass surfaces and a mirroring stainless steel profile. The latter also covers the service cabinet with irregular slabs that give the room breath and brightness. Even the walk-in closet does not give up preciousness in the finishes with burnished brass handles that enrich the doors in matt lacquered MDF. An important chandelier caught attention by enhancing the ceiling frescoes.

Luxury details for an industrial space

A refined combination of luxury finishes and industrial style furnishings give life to suggestive rooms with a modern taste.

Project: CLS Architects
Year: 2014
Site: Alba

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Industrial interior with a touch of colour

by Alice | May 8, 2014

Industrial interior with a touch of colour

A contemporary industrial style apartment with essential lines and a touch of colour. A vivid personality that alternates elements with rough finishes with decisive colours combinations.

Project: CLS Architects
Year: 2014
Site: Alba

The meeting of different styles balances the interior of this private apartment where colour becomes the stylistic firm.
Between modern furniture and industrial finishes, an almost scenographic project of the CLS Architects studio comes to life. The living room looks like a very large environmnt with high ceilings, on the bottom of which took place the dining table enriched by an important modern chandelier. On the side wall we can find large windows, which provide natural lighting and a very delicate and essential staircase leading to the sleeping area.

On the front, full-height elements recalling the uniform black floor for finishes and colours. A sort of visual continuity only interrupted by the carpet with contemporary graphics and an important mustard-coloured sofa with a rounded shape. The black waxed iron wall library has horizontal shelves in a wooden finish that refers to the typically modern furnishings such as the coffee table and armchairs in the study with colored padding. Even in this second room, the linear profiles of the bookcases visually fill the high ceilings walls. At the center, a modern coffee table revisited in an industrial key with the addition of important wheels.

The kitchen also shows this stylistic alternation in which the industrial style is certainly the common thread. The central island with metallic coatings has all the equipment for cooking and preparing meals. On the top a design extractor fan with dynamic shapes. The remaining part, even though it displays a stainless countertop with back surface and closing abutment of the same material, introduces lower wall units and container volumes in white matt lacquer. A contemporary style that gives further brightness. To characterize the surrounding environment, an icon of modern design: the Eames Lounge Chair. On the back, a rustic metal sliding door accompanies an important natural wood table and a suspended sideboard in warm tones.

Industrial interior with a touch of colour

A contemporary industrial style apartment with essential lines and a touch of colour. A vivid personality that alternates elements with rough finishes with decisive colours combinations.

Project: CLS Architects
Year: 2014
Site: Alba

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A true industrial loft

by Alice | Mar 8, 2014

A true industrial loft

An industrial loft in Tribeca, the internal style reflects the exterior of the building, which is located in a former industrial area of the late 19^th Century.

Project: CLS Architetti
Year: 2014
Site: New York

The renovation project carried out by a prestigious architecture studio aim to respect and maintain the salient features of this characteristic industrial building. With all this, high ceilings, floor mosaics, antique parquet, moldings around the windows and the particular ceiling. The space is illuminated by large windows and the divisions that have been created inside the apartment do not deprive it of brightness and airiness, the sliding wall that divides the living area from the kitchen has been tailor made in black waxed iron and transparent crystal. Inside there is an equipped kitchen in stainless steel, which develops essential, without wall units and with a niche back wall where the large free-standing refrigerator is installed. The side wall stands out with a fresh mint green color and gives liveliness to the environment. The remaining furnishings are dark and essential.

A true industrial loft

An industrial loft in Tribeca, the internal style reflects the exterior of the building, which is located in a former industrial area of the late 19th Century.

Project: CLS Architetti
Year: 2014
Site: New York

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Tiziana Fausti men’s collection

by Alice | Mar 6, 2006

Tiziana Fausti men’s collection

Like a respectable gentleman, the men’s department of the Luxury Store Tiziana Fausti expresses its charm and personality. On the ground floor the charm of a rigorous collection, between precious marbles and elegant surfaces. In the basement there is an underground collection, for younger customers, with an industrial interior style.

Project: Marco Costanzi Architects
Year: 2006
Site: Bergamo

Overlooking Piazza della Libertà, in the heart of Bergamo, the men’s department of the Tiziana Fausti boutique takes place. An environment that wants to restore the personalities of the male client, on a project by the Marco Costanzi Architects studio.
The neutral and balanced entrance leads to the underground collection in the basement. An interior that reflects this young and rebellious personality with an industrial style. Exposed concrete finishes and metal display elements that renounce painting to show their rawer soul. A dynamic, jaunty setting that prefers gray tones with black contrasts. To characterize it the common thread of the metal shopping cart that identify the checkout area and go down to the lower floor.

On the ground floor, a more rigorous and elegant personality comes to life. Emperador marble floor with marked veins, which stands out for its eternal charm. The walls are glossy and black with an almost sensual note on which the linear hanging elements with elegant and precious profiles can be recognized. Retro elements are spread in the environment, with a modern and timeless taste. Old suitcases and leather armchairs alternate with waxed wooden tables with integrated display cabinets.

Tiziana Fausti men’s collection

Like a respectable gentleman, the men’s department of the Luxury Store Tiziana Fausti expresses its charm and personality. On the ground floor the charm of a rigorous collection, between precious marbles and elegant surfaces. In the basement there is an underground collection, for younger customers, with an industrial interior style.

Project: Marco Costanzi Architects
Year: 2006
Site: Bergamo

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