Home Couture by Studiopepe for Spotti Milano.

You guys know by now how I feel about Studiopepe and Spotti Milano. Extreme love doesn’t quite sum it up, but it starts to give you a hint. Recently, Spotti have introduced us to their brand new midwinter setup curated by the clever girls at Studiopepe. Their retro-inspired look reinterprets the classics with a contemporary twist. An exceptionally sophisticated and warm atmosphere was achieved with soft tones and subdued colours, luscious and luxurious materials, and timeless design pieces.

Some of the featured products in the space include a fireplace clad in Salvatori Silk Georgette stone with a chevron pattern. On one side of the fireplace is the Lucrezia sofa and on the other, a Phoebus velvet chaise, both from Maxalto. The second reading room, cozy and informal, features a Freud daybed from Baxter and a pair of Carl Hansen’s CH25 chairs, which sit opposite to the FlatC wall system from B&B Italia.

The entrance is marked by a continuous wall clad in Salvatori Silk Georgette in a smooth finish, which frames the dining area lit by Meurice brass chandelier by Jonathan Adler. A sophisticated atmosphere prevails in the study, which features iconic pieces such as the lights by Azucena set within a glass and brass niche made ​​by Glas Italia, and an Oval desk in lacquered timber, as well as a stunning pair of Cloe Bergere from Spotti Edizioni upholstered in Haakon velvet from the Raf Simons collection for Kvadrat. Major design boner material. All of it.

Related Post: Studiopepe Installations For Spotti, Ivano Redaelli And Roll&Hill // Milan 2013.

[Concept & styling by Studiopepe. Photography by Silvia Rivoltella.]