The room becomes a temple

The sleeping area is, by definition, the most intimate and private part of the home and this is where the artist takes refuge to listen and find an outlet for his ego, by translating thoughts into action and symbols into works. A Talamo bed defines the space with the soft curves of the padded headrest, creating a comfortable, protected environment which is ideal for relaxing while reading or making a quick sketch. A Quaderna end table is equipped with a professional record player setup and a mixer for listening to just the right soundtrack for each artistic performance. Rolls of fabric of various colours in the closet suggest an affinity for the fashion world. A Sant’Elia armchair sits like a silent spectator, with the continuous lines of the tubular steel frame appearing to imitate the calligraphic strokes of the works which surround it. The furnishings are complete with a Sgabillo bedside table, a useful place on which to place paint brushes and rolls, and a Sacco armchair, for indulging in breaks while observing an emerging composition from the right perspective.