911

We started this project with a shared passion. Our client – an audiophile – needed an environment where sound and light exist in perfect harmony with his daily life. The goal was to create a space that felt like a natural extension of the building’s minimalist architecture.

We leaned into a 1970s aesthetic, but reimagined it for the modern day. We traded catalog-style sterility for character. Pieces like the iconic Togo sofa, which we hunted down for a year, and the modular USM storage unit, define the atmosphere of the room.

The real showstopper? The kitchen. Instead of a standard color palette, we chose a vintage gold inspired by a classic Porsche 911 paint finish. This subtle nod to automotive design breaks the rigidity of the modern architecture, giving the space a sophisticated, deeply personal edge. This is an interior where the design sets the stage for living.