A space built to become a family home

A couple, a home, and one big question: where do you even begin when you're building the foundation for your family's future?
Their wishes were only partly formed: keep the existing floor in the living area, say goodbye to the red floors in the bedrooms and to bathrooms that had long since had their day. From there, a project built on listening, balance and identity took shape.
We created a space that genuinely reflected them, working around a palette of neutral tones warmed by considered touches of color: the terracotta and mustard of the seating, the warm glow of onyx in the bathrooms, treated like a work of art, in dialogue with sandy stone-effect surfaces and coordinated furnishings that shift in tone without ever losing coherence.
The living area gains depth and atmosphere through a wallpaper that casts tree shadows across the walls, while the sleeping area speaks an entirely different language: a new dark wood-effect SPC floor, with a subtle sheen, picks up the marble veining celebrated throughout the shared spaces.
A project born from constraints and indecision, transformed into a story made to measure. A home that finally feels like home.