The window display shows a sophisticated apartment in which the main role is played by chromatic surfaces, details of colored wallpapers, fabrics, resin surfaces, ceramic, terracotta, glass lamps and handmade wool carpets.
The meeting room next to the entrance, with a metaphysical suspended atmosphere, is emphasized by the geometries of the furnishings and the suspended chandelier by Bomma, whose rounded shape recalls soap bubbles, creating special lighting effects. The walls and the material composition behind the buffet are signed by Matteo Brioni.
In the large hall at the entrance the visitors are welcomed by the feminine ceramic sculpture from Anissa Kermiche in dialogue with Forma&Cemento's cement furnishings and with the wooden console by Medulum.
Continuing along the path we can find the lounge area in which the essential lines of the seats by Tomer Nachshon, the Nobe Italia marble coffee table and Foris l’origine delle idee lamp are combined with the soft shapes of the sofa Epònimo.
The pop colors of the walls painted with Sikkens Italia together with the resin of the floor by Resin, the carpets of Pinton1867 and Karpeta, the material compositions of Fangorosa, create all together one dynamic space.
The lightings of Bomma, Foris l’origine delle idee, Julie Lansom and Magic Circus Edition, treated as sculptures, suspended, standing or wall-mounted, constitute a path between rooms.
The dining room immerses visitors in another place: a tropical forest hand painted by Pictalab’s team creates a chameleon effect together withSchneidStudio’swall units and accessories and with the kitchen top covered withFangorosa’stiles. The table with totem-shaped base dialogues with the wooden seats, both by Soma, recalling nature, as well as the Medulum storage structures.
On the ground floor also exhibited two bathrooms, one where the geometry of the walls, made by Pictalab, generate a three-dimensional effect. In both bathroom washbasins by Kast Concrete Basins and Quadrodesign taps and fittings. The other bathroom adiacente to the Shop in Shop shows beautiful lightings by Il Fanale.
Like a gallery, the corridor with the multiform objects of GLab, connects the exhibition space to the Shop in Shop.
The spiral staircase leading to the upper floor embraces the large suspended chandelier by Bomma that creates rainbow reflections on the wallpaper, animated by snakes, made by Wrap & Wall on a project for PalermoUno.
The spiral staircase leading to the upper floor embraces the large suspended chandelier by Bomma that creates rainbow reflections on the wallpaper, animated by snakes, made by Wrap & Wall on a project for PalermoUno.
Inside the mezzanine area, inthecorridorsurmounted by ancient wooden beams and with openings of light that see hidden corners of the street, alternate furnishings of different geometries: from the circular elements of the lamp of Il Fanale and the mirror, to the straight lines of the Pinton 1867 carpet and the library of Samer Alameen.
The arched room hosts the Nobe Italia marble table, Tomer Nachshon chairs and the modular mirror of Linee Studio.
In the next room, illuminated by the GLab wall lamps, the totem of Tana Design together with the pouf of Sophie Wannenes with Romo Group fabrics and coffee tables by Bomma.
The room ends in the design studio and materioteca, a place with a wide selection of fabrics, surfaces and coverings, dedicated to professionals and enthusiasts where it is possible to receive personalized advice in the search for accessories and finishes for the home.
The basement, characterized by a deliberately rough and coarse architecture that recalls the essential space of an art gallery, houses a careful selection of vintage and modern furniture. The light system is activated through a different selection of finishes from the Officine Morelli switches.
The journey into design is accompanied by a special musical selection of PalermoUno played by Sonos sound system. Next to the exhibition space, which can also be accessed through a dedicated entrance, there is the Shop in Shop of PalermoUno, a Wunderkammer full of small design objects, handmade jewelry and some made in Italy delicatessen.
