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Penthouse in Torre Solaria

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Penthouse in Torre Solaria
Architect Emanuela Esposito - Penthouse project in Torre Solaria. Corridor view with bar corner i wood, three luxurious chairs in amaranth color fabric, white color walls. The corridor flooring consists of dark parquet.
Architect Emanuela Esposito - Penthouse project in Torre Salaria. Luxurious living area with a white-colored fabric corner sofa, with small amaranth-colored cushions with golden patterns on top. In front of the sofa there is a wooden coffee table on two shelves: the bottom shelf is red in color, while the top one is black in color, also next to the sofa there is a black-colored cabinet with a glass base with a lamp above it, also black in color. In addition to the sofa in this living area there is an armchair with footrest both in amaranth-colored fabric.

A classic and international home in dialogue with the city. Architect Emanuela Esposito was responsible for the interior design of this prestigious 250-square-meter apartment on one of the top floors of Torre Solaria in Milan, which at 143 meters is the tallest residential building in Italy.

Classic Innovation: Five-Star Excellence

The owners’ request was to have a contemporary, classic house but with innovative materials.The centerpiece is the kitchen, made with great research of materials, indulging the passion of the client.

Architect Emanuela Esposito - Penthouse project in Torre Solaria. Luxurious kitchen with wooden furniture and wall, black marble kitchen countertop. There is also a central island also in black marble, equipped with: gas cooktop, and sink. The wall cabinets and kitchen door are white in color.
Architect Emanuela Esposito - Penthouse project in Torre Salaria. Study area with wooden wall cabinet in black color, in the center of the room there is a modern table in dark wood, with a modern wooden chair with fabric seat in white color. The whole rests on a gray-colored fabric rug.
Architect Emanuela Esposito - Penthouse project in Torre Salaria. Luxurious study area equipped with dark wood wall furniture, modern dark wood table, modern chair with wooden frame and white fabric seat. The room in addition is equipped with a large window overlooking the city of Milan.
Architect Emanuela Esposito - Penthouse project in Torre Solaria. Luxurious bedroom with classic white wooden walls, modern bed with white sheets and white pillows with amaranth borders. Next to the sides of the bed are two dark wood bedside tables with a lamp with modern design on top.

Designed by Miami-based Arquitectonica and founded by Bernardo Fort-Brescia, the Solaria Tower features 102 apartments, including duplexes and triplexes. Each unit maximizes natural light with large windows and terraces that extend the interior. Etched glass parapets ensure a seamless indoor-outdoor experience while mitigating temperature fluctuations.

Architect Emanuela Esposito - Penthouse project in Torre Salaria. Living room view and large balcony with wooden flooring, a round wooden table and two wicker sofas also equipped with soft cushions. On the large balcony is are also various types of plants.

“I believe that beauty should be the combination created by comfort and personalization of the home.” Emanuela Esposito, Architect

The Roman architect was committed to striking a balance between the use of fine materials and the desire to provide a simple yet refined home with five-star hotel comfort.

Architect Emanuela Esposito - Torre Penthouse Project in Salaria. Black marble bathroom countertop with two sinks and two modern mirrors.
Architect Emanuela Esposito - Torre Penthouse Project in Salaria. Luxurious shower stall equipped with black marble seat, and clear glass walls with hinged door.
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