The Bathroom
The sartorial design continues in the bathroom, where the white lacquer and the use of slightly darkened oak create a play of contrasts. Among oak surfaces, drawers with 45° angles and large drawers that also serve as visual bases are inserted. The bathroom, already enhanced by the presence of glass-cement and a sloping attic with an elegant skylight, is characterized by the alternation of tiles in different shades, creating a relaxing and elegant overall effect.
The Bedroom
The bedroom is also defined by the structure of the pitched roof with exposed wooden beams, painted white, and the skylight that ensures abundant natural lighting. An oak wardrobe, in line with the kitchen and bathroom furnishings, stands out against the background, balancing the brightness of the ceiling and walls. In this contemporary-style environment, an antique family dressing table fits perfectly, serving as a link between the past and this new interpretation with a slightly rustic and welcoming flavor.
In conclusion, this project of a multifamily villa is an excellent example of how architecture, interior design, and customization can merge to create unique and tailor-made spaces for each inhabitant.