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A Milanese Apartment With a Vibrant Color Palette

For this 90-square-meter apartment in Milan, chromastudio dramatically renovated the space with a reconfigured layout and a dramatic color palette. More space was allocated to make a larger living area, bathroom, and storage space that better aligned with today’s ways of living. The public areas, with the living room, dining space, and kitchen, allot for almost half of the overall floor plan as it’s the heart of the home. Setting the tone for the apartment’s aesthetic right off the bat is the vibrant kitchen with a royal blue island made by Cesar Cucine and supplied by Mo1950.

closeup of modern kitchen with vibrant blue lower cabinets and rust red tiles

A second bank of cabinets rests against the wall with multiple rows of three-dimensional tile and a simple yellow shelf for additional storage. The same striking blue is carried through the rounded entryway, forming a royal blue tunnel. Iroko wood floors were removed and a similar shade of blue cement material was laid by Innovative Surface to delineate the kitchen’s footprint.

closeup of modern kitchen with vibrant blue lower cabinets and rust red tiles

Up close, the Mutina Rombini Triangle tiles in a rusty orange pop against the rich blue of the cabinets and next to the light blue Smeg fridge.

angled interior view of modern kitchen with bright blue cabinets and light blue fridge

Paired with the bright colors and the natural wood floors are black accents displayed throughout the space helping to ground it.

vignette shot of three striped ceramics on wood dining table with black light suspended over it

long interior shot of a modern living room with orange velvet sofa, red art, and grey details

Opposite to the kitchen is the living room with two long walls painted in a light ash color along with a light celadon green on the smaller walls. A darker version covers the ceiling. In juxtaposition of the cooler tones, a warm rust colored sofa and geometric red painting by Giorgio Pasqualetti balance out the space.

closeup of modern living room console low to the ground with art objects on top

angled living room view of orange velvet sofa with lounger

modern bedroom focused on bed with peach bedding and blue wall behind

In the primary bedroom light walls are interrupted by the headboard wall painted in a cornflower blue, which is completed with two niches to hold bedside necessities. On the opposite wall, there’s a bank of storage cabinets in matching cornflower blue.

side view of modern bedroom looking over bed with peach bedding and blue accents

side view of modern bedroom looking over bed with peach bedding and blue accents

angled view of childrens bedroom with rounded blue mural on wall behind bed

The second bedroom belongs to the child and is filled with geometric shapes and primary colors. A rounded arch painted in Savoy blue denotes the sleeping area, while an ocher yellow covers the ceiling for an overall cheerful feel.

angled view of kids room with round blue shape on wall with stuff animals around

view into modern bathroom with pale pink walls and white fixtures

The royal blue entry hallway leads to the bathroom which utilizes a more calming combination of colors in light sienna and red clay.

angled view of modern bathroom with modern double sinks and blue wall behind

angled view in modern bathroom with pale pink walls and floating white tub

angled view in modern bathroom with pale pink walls and floating white tub

woman standing on left in white shirt with arms crossed with man on right in black with head turned

chromastudio

Styling: Elga Ancona + chromastudio
Construction: Re Modulor
Photography: Riccardo Gasperoni

Caroline Williamson is Editor-in-Chief of Design Milk. She has a BFA in photography from SCAD and can usually be found searching for vintage wares, doing New York Times crossword puzzles in pen, or reworking playlists on Spotify.

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