Wine Apartment
Living-kitchen area: dynamic forms and layered textures. The heart of the apartment is an expansive kitchen-living area with high ceilings and panoramic windows flooding the space with natural light. The focal point is a fluidly curved island bar, seamlessly integrating steel, wood, and built-in storage systems.
Adjacent lies a kitchen unit with mirrored fronts, matte metal finishes, and glass-fronted cabinetry for dishware. A double-door wine cabinet, displaying a curated bottle collection, doubles as an art piece, reinforcing the oenophilic theme.
The dining zone, featuring a glossy burgundy round table and Cassina metal-legged chairs, echoes the island’s aesthetic while contrasting light upholstery with rich hues. In the living area, two curved cream sofas form a cozy semicircle, accented by black and wine-hued Cassina coffee tables. Against wooden wall panels, a wine-toned niche with open shelves adds another layer to the space’s thematic narrative.
A minimalist woven rug, a stone TV console, and metallic accents—such as a mirrored partition and an irregularly shaped side table—inject graphic precision. The Cassina couch and the standing lamp by Serge Mouille create a relaxing mise-en-scene.
Three blurred square panels on the wall, rendered in pastel abstractions, replace traditional decor, casting ethereal color shadows.
The foyer establishes the interior’s essence: a glossy wine-colored ceiling extends into the living room, juxtaposed against white and wood-clad walls.
Sleek consoles in dark and light tones, wine-red ottomans, and recurring square motifs create a striking yet understated transition to private areas.
Every detail, from furniture curves to light reflecting off metal, serves a singular vision: to live beautifully is to live in harmony with one’s own taste.
Primary bedroom designed in deep tones, the primary bedroom features dark wood walls with mirrored inserts to amplify space. A light-upholstered bed softens the mood, while wine-toned nightstands, open shelving, and a black-and-white table reinforce the overarching concept.
A large window frames a relaxation nook with metal-framed chairs, and sliding metal doors conceal a walk-in closet.
A glass partition divides the bedroom and bathroom, preserving spatial continuity. A marble bathtub atop a white platform, a glass-enclosed shower, and a floor-to-ceiling mirror embody a "pure design" ethos. Twin sinks with white metal fronts extend the theme of functional elegance.
In contrast, the secondary bedroom embraces lightness: warm wood, ambient bedside lighting, and subtle wine accents craft an intimate ambiance. An open, minimalist wardrobe underscores practicality.
The apartment embodies SNOB’s philosophy—architecture as art—through bold color palettes, natural materials, and meticulous zoning. Like a fine wine in crystal, the interior’s burgundy palette evolves from vivid accents to muted halftones, crafting an aura of refined modernity.
