Metropolitan Loft in Milan Looks Beyond Unique

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Frame table by Minacciolo has a cool stainless steel tabletop - Frame table by Minacciolo has a cool stainless steel tabletop

Another storage unit echoes the style of the island - Another storage unit echoes the style of the island

Natural Skin wooden storage unit makes another half - Natural Skin wooden storage unit makes another half

Mammut extractor hoods decorate the kitchen with concrete floors - Mammut extractor hoods decorate the kitchen with concrete floors

Black wooden ceiling adds an unexpected touch to the interior - Black wooden ceiling adds an unexpected touch to the interior

Pots and pans found their place on a wall - Pots and pans found their place on a wall

Mina multi-functional island makes up half of the kitchen - Mina multi-functional island makes up half of the kitchen

Each area has its own characteristic element - Each area has its own characteristic element

Silvio Stefani collaborated with Minacciolo to create a unique loft in Milan - Silvio Stefani collaborated with Minacciolo to create a unique loft in Milan

Metropolitan Loft in Milan Looks Beyond Unique

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Frame table by Minacciolo has a cool stainless steel tabletop

Another storage unit echoes the style of the island

Natural Skin wooden storage unit makes another half

Mammut extractor hoods decorate the kitchen with concrete floors

Black wooden ceiling adds an unexpected touch to the interior

Pots and pans found their place on a wall

Mina multi-functional island makes up half of the kitchen

Each area has its own characteristic element

Silvio Stefani collaborated with Minacciolo to create a unique loft in Milan

Designer Silvio Stefani and furniture manufacturer Minacciolo collaborated on this truly unique metropolitan loft in Milan that doesn’t shy away from dark shades and somber tones.

It is unique in every way from what you’ve maybe come to expect from the loft style. For one, there are no brick walls or exposed pipes running along the ceiling. Its double height windows come in black steel frames.

There are concrete floors and open plan, but that’s all the similarities, really. Both designer and manufacturer ensured that the place is full of character and unique design elements. Thus the extractor hoods, looming over the island, in place of a more familiar ceiling hood.

Numerous artworks hang on threads instead of nails or stand leaning against the walls, which also gives the loft a unique atmosphere. A vertical garden visually separates the zones from one another, and yet you can still see them almost all at once.

Incredible finesse of mixed patterns, dark shades, and bold furnishings makes this loft so beautifully structured and inviting.