Residence Lammia

An intimate and minimalist holiday home, blending modern and antique elements, is more than just a stay: it is an authentic experience. It reflects simplicity and elegance, highlighting materials, design, and atmospheres that unite past and present.

Lammia was conceived as an essential, intimate, and silent space, where architecture, light, and material exist in continuous balance.

The project interprets contemporary living as a sensory and contemplative experience, expressed through pure volumes, tactile surfaces, and a constant pursuit of formal simplicity.

Natural light becomes both a spiritual and architectural element: it moves through the spaces, defines geometries, and transforms the atmosphere throughout the day, creating suspended and meditative environments. The architectural silence, the proportion of volumes, and the relationship between solids and voids evoke an introspective, almost ritual dimension.

The spaces unfold fluidly, encouraging a slow and harmonious perception of living, where interior and exterior connect through transparency, openings, and visual continuity. Materials — stone, wood, metal, and neutral surfaces — are used in their authenticity, allowing the value of time, light, and natural imperfection to emerge.

Lammia thus becomes a place of balance and contemplation, where architecture transcends function and approaches a deeper dimension: a space capable of generating presence, calm, and inner connection.

LUIGI BORRELLI NAPOLI

New Flagship Store Concept

The new store concept aims to improve shopping by combining usefulness with a pleasing look. It features simple lines, open areas, and carefully chosen materials to create a welcoming and practical space. Smart lighting and flexible layouts highlight products and invite customers to explore, building a sense of community. This design meets modern needs while setting a new standard for innovation and sustainability in retail.

The design seamlessly blends modernity with a rich heritage, drawing inspiration from the iconic styles of the 1950s and 1960s. It captures the elegance and simplicity characteristic of that era while introducing contemporary elements that speak to today’s aesthetic sensibilities. This fusion creates a timeless appeal, where sleek lines and innovative materials intersect with a subtle touch of classicism. The result is a design that feels both fresh and familiar, honoring tradition without sacrificing modern sophisticati

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Barchetta

A Chaise Longue sealing towards your soul

KURFUERSTEN PARFUEMERIE - Container for Coffee Beans

This was a very interesting challenge. The beauty institute Kurfursten Parfumerie commissioned me to make a container for the coffee beans used to neutralize the fragrances during the perfume test. Obviously it was not easy to think of an object that, in its banality, could stand out in an environment populated by bottles and bottles of perfumes with a colorful and original design.

My idea was to create something that did not have a particularly dominant shape, but maintained a certain elegance and at the same time discretion. I also wanted the object to be somehow full of mystery. So the first sketches led me towards the conception of a sort of multifaceted cocoon, able to partially reflect the surrounding context.

Thus the idea of creating something resembling an exotic and precious fruit, which at the same time combined a neutral aspect but which contained something precious within it, emerged.

The cocoon was thus conceived as an opening shell inside which there is a heart made of precious metal, shiny and full of symbolism.

The heart of this cocoon is similar to a small basket inside which the coffee beans are received.

It can be extracted from the shell, resting comfortably in the hand of the user, making it easy and comfortable to use.