Chromastudio's Residenza B05: Color as Structure in Milan Apartment
Chromastudio, located in Milan, has finalized Residenza B05, an innovative interior architecture project that employs color as a structural element. The apartment is designed around a central corridor that showcases around fifteen interconnected hues to delineate spaces rather than traditional walls. This corridor features a tailored wardrobe, a burgundy ceiling, and rounded edges. The open-concept living area merges the kitchen and living room, distinguished by a custom sliding glass partition adorned with graphic arches, reminiscent of the clients' memories of Paris. Private areas boast a richer palette of dark greens and soft pinks. Every detail, including the glazing and flooring, is custom-made. Finished in 2026, the furniture and kitchen were provided by MO1950, reflecting terrazzo designs from a recent atelierzero renovation.
Key facts
- Chromastudio designed Residenza B05, an apartment in Milan, Italy.
- The project uses approximately fifteen interrelated tones as structural elements.
- A central corridor serves as an inhabitable space with a burgundy ceiling and custom wardrobe.
- A bespoke sliding glass partition with graphic arches recalls Parisian architecture.
- The living area features a peach-colored ceiling and sage-green Fenix surfaces.
- Mosaic flooring in violet, petrol blue, honey, and pink contrasts with oak herringbone parquet.
- Private areas use denser colors including deep greens and terrazzo surfaces.
- The project was completed in 2026, with furniture and kitchen by MO1950.
Entities
Artists
- Chromastudio
Institutions
- MO1950
- atelierzero
Locations
- Milan
- Italy