What matter is a physicist's home made of?

From the very first time we met the client, we understood that for him calling himself an antimatter physicist was not just a way of answering the question “What do you do to make a living?”, for him, Physics represented, to all intents and purposes, his comfort zone.

This is how the first ideas were born and how a Milanese flat in a historic building was transformed into a unique space in each of its details. Every corner, space and detail gradually took on a shape and a character to become the physical place to represent the antimatter. Here, everything fell into place: minimalism and functionality, design and custom-made furnishings, but also small spaces with the always-dreamed-of hydromassage bathtub.

This is how a cosy, functional, unique flat was born. In three words: a perfect formula!

Client
Private
Project
Interior Design
Typology
Apartment
Location
Milan, Italy
Year
2016 - 2017
SMq
90
In collaboration
Studio Asabesi (oggi Atomaa)
Photography
Sara Magni
Furniture
Donghi Arredi, Projet Metal, Schiffini with Jasper Morrison, Kriptonite, Preformatiitalia, Bisazza, Artemide, Flos, Fontana Arte
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