Nhow Milano Hotel
Once an industrial building in the heart of Milan’s creative district, now reinvented as an unconventional space that redefines the boundaries of the traditional Fashion Hotel.
BED'S HEADBOARDS
Enigmatic model
This piece portrays the silhouette of a runway model mid‑stride, wrapped in shadow and mystery. The figure evokes an introspective atmosphere, inviting viewers to interpret the scene through their own perspective.
The surface finish, precisely replicating the texture of bubble wrap, creates a tension between elegance and materiality — contrasting the sophistication of fashion with the everyday nature of its medium.
The result is a work that blends subtlety, irony, and visual sensuality.
WARDROBE'S WALLPAPERS
Italofashion
The wardrobe compositions are conceived as a vibrant visual chaos of fashion‑inspired patterns. Their bold, colorful energy draws from the expressive spirit of Pop Art. Floating above these backgrounds, golden chains weave impossible geometries that add a sense of depth and rhythm.
The concept takes inspiration from the iconic legacy of Italian haute couture — particularly the unmistakable pattern work of Gucci and Versace. From that reference point, I developed my own visual language: a brutalist Pop aesthetic where color, excess, and intensity coexist in deliberate harmony — expressive, extravagant, and unapologetically bold.
The pattern design is implemented on 3 color variations, each one matching one of the hotel's suite types
