Apartment with sea views

The project creates a visual link between the rooms and the horizon through a colour palette that evokes the hues of the ocean. The shades of blue take on varying intensities and complement the natural light, creating reflections that extend from the furnishings to the marble surfaces.

The use of materials reinforces this relationship. The depth of the stone, the finishes of the furnishings and the presence of precious elements create a succession of textures that lend rhythm to the spaces. Contemporary design meets more classical references through proportions, details and decorative choices that contribute to the residence’s welcoming character.

ONIRO Group thus interprets the landscape as a reference point for creating the atmosphere. The relationship between interior and exterior is expressed through colours, surfaces and reflections, guiding the eye and creating a continuous perception of space. The ocean becomes a visual presence that shapes the character of the flat and its most intimate dimension.

In this flat, the Interior Design Service has created an interior narrative closely linked to the view of the Pacific Ocean. The shades of the water provide a colour palette that flows through the rooms and establishes an immediate connection between the landscape, the furnishings and the surfaces.

Colour plays a specific role in the design. Shades of blue complement the natural light and are echoed in the reflections of the materials, whilst marble introduces depth and variations that enrich the perception of space. The composition alternates between contemporary elements and classical references, creating a relaxed atmosphere through the continuity of colour palette, materials and light.

The method of Interior Design Service is evident in its ability to coordinate these elements around a highly distinctive focal point. Furniture, works of art and precious objects are incorporated into the composition with a carefully calibrated rhythm, contributing to the character of the rooms and complementing the visual connection with the outdoors.

The design thus brings certain perceptual qualities of the landscape into the interiors: luminosity, chromatic depth and the ever-changing play of reflections. The flat acquires an identity linked to its view, interpreted through choices that make the ocean an integral part of the domestic experience.

The choice of furnishings helps to create an interior in which different design languages find continuity through colour and texture. The Maclaine chair by Roberto Cavalli Home Interiors features a 1950s-inspired silhouette, characterised by an upholstered frame, metal legs and details that reflect the collection’s identity.

The same collection is represented by the Sahara coffee table and the Sharpei pouf, expanding the range of shapes and proportions that bring the spaces to life. These elements are complemented by the Kalliope chandelier by Gianfranco Ferré Home, which brings light into the composition as a decorative feature.

Works of art and precious objects complete the selection and add further layers to the interpretation of the spaces. The variety of elements fits seamlessly within the ocean-inspired colour palette, helping to create a bright, welcoming atmosphere rich in detail.