A prestigious home office

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A stylish home office in warm, bright colours

A warm and luminous colour palette runs through the rooms of this prestigious home office, where a modernist sensibility meets more classical influences through a fluid and welcoming composition. Colours, shapes and materials create a relaxed atmosphere, defined by a succession of furnishings with distinct identities.

The project’s defining feature is its variety. Soft volumes alternate with sharper geometries, light-coloured surfaces are complemented by textural accents and decorative details, whilst the colour scheme creates continuity between the different stylistic elements. The result is a welcoming and prestigious space, capable of combining the functional aspect of the office with a more personal and refined conception of the working environment.

The convergence of different design identities

The project showcases one of the distinctive features of the ONIRO Group’s portfolio through the coexistence of furnishings from different collections and aesthetic worlds. The selection spans the decorative character of Jumbo Collection, the expressiveness of Roberto Cavalli Home Interiors and the design language of Gianfranco Ferré Home, creating combinations that give the office a distinctive character.

These differences become a compositional tool. The ornamental intensity of some elements finds space alongside more essential forms, while proportions, tones and finishes build visual connections between the different pieces. The common palette accompanies this diversity and gives the whole a balanced rhythm.

The space thus conveys different interpretations of living and experiencing the workplace. Each piece of furniture retains its own character while contributing to the definition of a broader vision, shaped through colour affinities, relationships of scale and carefully calibrated combinations.

Interior Design Service: selection as a design tool

In this prestigious home office, the Interior Design Service of ONIRO Group focuses its work on the selection and combination of furnishings. The project takes shape through the ability to recognise affinities between pieces from different collections and to incorporate them into a composition that fully expresses their individual identities.

The colour palette serves as one of the unifying elements. Warm, luminous shades complement the variety of forms, creating a continuous visual backdrop against which details, textures and proportions stand out. The relationship between modernist sensibilities and classical references is developed through a sequence of choices that defines the office’s overall character.

The IDS method is evident in the construction of these connections. An analysis of the spaces guides the choice of pieces and the relationship between volumes, colours and design languages, transforming the variety of the collections into a design resource. Each element is evaluated based on the relationships it forms with its surroundings, resulting in a harmonious and coherent whole.

The selection thus becomes an exercise in sensitivity and balance, capable of bridging different aesthetics and bringing them together to create a recognisable atmosphere. The office exudes a sense of prestige through the quality of its design elements and the concept of a workspace that prioritises comfort, individuality, and the aesthetic appeal of the environment.

Three collections, three different expressions of design

The choice of furnishings immediately reflects the diversity that characterises the rooms. The Elysée armchair from Jumbo Collection introduces a more decorative style, evident in the wood carvings on the armrests and backrest, the trimmings and the fabric with raised embroidery.

This piece is complemented by the Dorian bedside table by Roberto Cavalli Home Interiors, designed around the geometry of a hexagonal prism and the luminosity of its surfaces. The various configurations available in the collection include polished woods, lacquered finishes and bevelled mirrors, accompanied by jewel-like handles in cast brass.

The Rowe bench by Gianfranco Ferré Home completes the selection with a silhouette inspired by the 1950s. The pleated upholstery and metal legs with a Brushed Bronze finish lend the piece a precise graphic presence, adding a further stylistic accent to the space.

Three different interpretations thus come together in the same composition, setting its rhythm. The distinctive features of the individual pieces contribute to the office’s personality through colour harmonies, formal contrasts and variations in materials.

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