Where would the iconic woman with scarf, sunglasses, and gloves traveling across the coasts in a retro-style car have lived?

Inspired by a customer who reminded us of HER, we decided to bring the vibe of a sophisticated explorer in the apartment. We have added adventurousness with a diversity of spaces and created different moods in which it’s pleasant to welcome guests.

The kitchen bar, dining area, and living room lies in one space. However, they still preserve a unique, independent character on their own. This trio provides an atmosphere for Italian dinner evenings, listening to music over a glass of wine at the bar, or a cozy conversation with a friend over a cup of coffee.

Exploring always brings adventure. So, we added contrast to the pastel color scheme with a dark green armchair called Redondo (Brand Moroso) to show the idea. The piece belongs to the famous designer Patricia Urquiola and is inspired by American cars of the 50s and 60s, characterized mainly by soft seats. A lightweight glass table (Brand Glas Italia) repeats the color and veins of the marble. It thus gives us different visual effects from different perspectives, which provides remarkable softness for the corner.

The kitchen is more solid, but with the combination of natural stone texture tiles and a cream-colored facade, we highlighted elegance.

The shapes of the third space were formed based on the famous designer Marcel Vander's chandelier, Zeppelin (Brand Flos). Despite its large size, the lighting floats softly, like a cloud. The chairs associatively repeat the shape of the chandelier and add even more elegance to the interior.

When the design is born from a clearly-seen concept, this mood spreads smoothly throughout the apartment. That's why an elegance with sip of an adventure is read so well in the HER project.