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Looking for a formal frame that would consistently answer to the requests of the design brief, we were inspired by a style that can be defined as Mediterranean Modern. A style expressed by residential architectures scattered along the coasts of the Mediterranean Sea, interpretating elements of classicism in a modernist key - arches, iconic staircases, rough surfaces, colors of the earth and the sun. Casa Malaparte in Capri or some Gio Ponti’s holiday houses in the North Italian riviera are examples of this architectural style.
In the interiors, our design takes on an abstract, at times surreal tone, crossing a series of spaces that follow one another in a fluid manner and suggest the domestic environments of a large single-family house.
With the aim of showing visitors ideas and potential uses, both the architecture and bespoke furnishings designed by us were made entirely with materials produced by our client.–
Client/
Canakkale Kalebodur Seramik
Trade show/
Cersaie 2023, Bologna IT
Creative direction/
Paolo Cesaretti
Design team/
Paolo Cesaretti, Marilde Bianco, Paola Danesi
Styling/
It’s Enough
Construction supervisor/
prima materia
Area/
400 Sqm
Photo/
Luca Rotondo
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Exhibition statement entrance with textured plaster walls and earthy accent tones, blending Mediterranean-Modern style.
Built-in reception with oval shaped arches and earth inspired color palette of contemporary ceramic marble effect porcelain tiles.
Living room set design featuring porcelain slabs furniture highlighted by elegant lighting fixtures and a statement armchair.
Conceptual bathroom design set for an exhibition stand in pastel complementing cold palette porcelain slabs, featuring the various applications, textures and finishes.
Contemporary abstract bathroom design in the exhibition area, showcasing marble-effect porcelain tiles inspired by natural earth textures and featuring an iconic sculptural chaise.
