In this contemporary home, the living room, dining area and kitchen form a single space, on a light wood floor, with full-height white curtains filtering the light.

The SEI kitchen by Marc Sadler for Euromobil has tall units in Bronze anodized lacquer, marked by thin black profiles, which form a single wall when the doors are closed. In the central section the doors retract into the sides and open onto a dark, fitted compartment: open shelves, the oven, the wine cooler and the orange internal drawers.

The island, in the center, has fronts in Dark chestnut and an Ocean Storm marble top, white with gray-blue and brown veining. The sink and the fronts of the drawers under the countertop are carved from the same stone: the veining continues without a break, and the orange returns inside. The cooktop has integrated extraction, so only the pendant lights hang above the island.

Between the kitchen and the living room, the table by Kristalia, thin and light-colored, rests on slender legs, with black chairs. In the living room the TV is wall-mounted, above a floating unit with an open compartment, facing a large fabric sofa.

In the bedroom, the Let’space bed by Caccaro has a light upholstered fabric frame, with the cushions resting against the matching dark gray paneling, which extends beyond the bed on both sides.

In the next room, with its exposed wood ceiling, the wardrobe by Zalf alternates light solid doors with dark-framed glass doors that reveal the interior: hanging rails, shelves and drawer units. An upholstered bench and a tall mirror leaning against the wall complete the room.

Ocean Storm marble and chestnut for the living area, gray fabrics and glass for the night area: the only bright color in the home is the orange of the drawers.