Projects
Flockhill Lodge.
by Warren and Mahoney Studio.
Flanked by New Zealand’s Southern Alps, nestled into limestone rock formations and looking across Lake Pearson to a perfectly symmetrical view of Sugarloaf Mountain is Flockhill Homestead, designed by world-renowned architectural studio Warren and Mahoney.
DWA Studio
by DWA Design Studio.
The bond established between Quadrodesign and the designers who choose our brand and products for their projects, provides the occasion for a meeting with DWA Design Studio. Hosted by Frederik De Wachter and Alberto Artesani, we explore a corner of Nolo, an area north of Milan (North of Loreto to be exact, hence No-Lo), where the creativity and industriousness of many, locals and new arrivals alike, is consolidating as an emerging pole of the city, without erasing but integrating with the lively and multiform life of the neighbourhood.
Formafantasma Studio.
by Formafantasma.
If we consider a design product as a synthesis of the creative universe of its author – born within a mix of intuition and design ability – what better way to get to know the rest of this universe on the one hand and the product itself on the other, than a photographic tour in the very same house of the designer themselves? Quadrodesign went inside the Milan home/studio of Formafantasma, designers of the new FFQT faucet collection.
Roda.
Norma Outdoor Kitchen.
RODA enters the world of cooking with Norma, an inherently modular and versatile collection to enjoy the outdoor experience, and has decided to do so with our Valvola02 collection, here offered in our Black Gold PVD finishing. Both our stainless steel AISI316L and the our PVD finishing have the perfect resistance for outdoor installations.
HV Pavillon.
A project by GGA Architects.
Surrounded by an olive grove, HV Pavillon is the project of a residence in the foothills of Amiata Mount in the Tuscan Maremma. Raised off the ground, the building is presented as a pavilion released to the landscape in a theatrical way: a proscenium.
GP Kitchen.
By Ron Gilad.
This is the concept of Ron Gilad, conceived for the special project of a kitchen for a railing house in the Isola district of Milan. A linear form that is welcomed in a niche where color becomes the main element.
For this kitchen the Levo tap was chosen: a series manufactured in AISI316L Stainless steel. Its shape and functionality is skinned to the bone, transforming the product into a timeless, essential piece of furniture.
Casas Caiadas.
by Pereira Miguel Arquitectos.
Arroiolos, Portugal.
Quadrodesign taps furnish a boutique hotel in the heart of Portugal. The essential aesthetics, solidity and elegance of the iconic Source collection create a natural harmony with the rigorous poetics of the restoration project designed by Pereira Miguel Arquitectos. A context full of history, culture and magic becomes the opportunity to express the values of beauty, quality and sustainability through an international language, which combines Made in Italy and local taste.
TP3.
by Atelierzero & Tommaso Giunchi.
Milano.
An office becomes the residence of the firm’s owners, an expanding family with an incoming child. The upper floor consists of living room, studio, kitchen and dining area, where a long bespoke storage wall offers an interesting background. The layout of the apartment is developed around the staircase, a wooden volume, which leads to the lower floor, where the bedrooms and a walk-in closet are located.
Ordered sequence
by Atelierzero & Tommaso Giunchi.
Milano.
The interior layout of this large apartment was initially closely connected to the parallel transverse bearing walls corresponding to the building structure. The endeavor of the project focuses on overcoming these strict rules, creating a series of environments connected through the home.
While the entrance corridor becomes a pivotal point between the living areas and the sleeping areas, an idea of openness and circularity permeates the interior, thus creating an ordered sequence of spaces.
Terrace House
by DPW Architects.
London.
Three Home bathrooms for three different uses and users. Designed by Daniele Petteno Architecture Workshop for a young family and completed in Summer 2016 in London Fulham, these three bathrooms, which are part of a full house remodelling and extension project, respond in three different ways to the diversified users’ needs.
Donatello
by Abstract
Studio.
Milano.
The concept stems from the need to optimize spaces by inserting ephemeral elements that dialogue with declared and defined objects. In collaboration with the wood designer Giacomo Moor, we develop a roomy environment where the technical elements are masked inside display systems of great lightness and elegance.