A bespoke design project in an aesthetic medicine centre in the heart of Milan, where light, materials and surfaces combine to create a bright, relaxing ambience. The Azalea pattern fills the space with a distinctive yet discreet presence. The geometry created using irregular modules placed side by side shapes compositions inspired by flowers and establishes a continuous rhythm between the floor and the walls. The Oak wood, in the Ca’ Bassano finish, the Fior di Pesco marble and the brass edging create a light, warm colour scheme that amplifies the light and brings balance to the setting. On the floor, the Azalea pattern features a combination of wood, marble and brass. On the wall, Azalea 3D Art forms a composition inspired by a bouquet of flowers, comprising three different configurations: a module with 3D milling, one in the same Fior di Pesco marble featured on the floor, and one embellished with brass details. The result is a distinctive, cohesive space, in which the floor and walls complement one another with their similar materials and shapes.
