Salvioni Milano Durini | Second Floor | Natural Wool

A light and bright space, where the colors of the walls and flooring blend together to create a bright and particularly welcoming atmosphere. Like all the other floors, inside Natural Wool there is an air of “home” and once again the layout aims to recreate all the spaces commonly present within a normal city home.

At the entrance the visitor is welcomed by a large vestibule which leads to a dining room dominated by the luxurious Henry table by Poliform and the practical bedroom where the unmistakable Duetto bed by Flou and the practical Ginger desk by Poltrona Frau have been placed.

The living room intertwines with the sleeping area in an elegant open space where it is possible to appreciate the line of the Mole armchair by LinBrasil and the Perry Up sofa by Flexform. The wall of this area is covered with dark walnut boiserie by Giacobazzi which gives solidity and three-dimensionality to the environment. Roberto Molteni instead enriches the walls of the dining area and the sleeping area with wallpapers dominated by a three-dimensional and tactile texture, with reliefs that accentuate their visual quality.

Natural Wool’s lighting is designed by the Catellani&Smith brand, famous for its impalpable and luxurious structures where gold is intertwined with the skilful use of LEDs and reflective surfaces.

Further enriching this floor are the glass display case set up with the best products from the Lladrò company and the selection of Illulian carpets, number one in the production of high-end yarns.

The sensorial journey orchestrated by the collaboration between Baobab Collection and Salvioni manifests itself here thanks to the elegant Sand Sonora candles correlated by Totem diffusers.

The second floor is one of the richest in works of art offered by the 6499Milano art and design hub, with numerous elements chosen to create the perfect atmosphere in which the customer can relax and feel at ease. Among the names proposed we have a lithograph by Christo, Wrapped automobile and the sculpture Asta Cielare by Arnaldo Pomodoro, both artists famous throughout the world for their works. No less interesting are the painting by Andrea de Luca, the sculpture by Jacopo Mandich and the painting by Meriem Delacroix.