Via Curtatone, Milan, Italie

Located on the first floor, this approximately 100 sqm apartment stands out for its outstanding natural brightness, which enhances every space within the home. Currently undergoing a complete renovation, the property will be delivered in September 2026 and offers the future owner the unique opportunity to personalize selected materials, finishes, and design elements, creating a truly bespoke living environment.

The layout has been thoughtfully designed to balance comfort and functionality. Upon entering, you are welcomed by a refined and well-organized entrance featuring built-in coat storage and an elegant powder room, complete with discreetly integrated laundry appliances. To the left, the living area opens into a generous open-plan space where the kitchen, bar area, and lounge seamlessly connect. The kitchen, conceived as the social heart of the home, is bathed in natural light from a large window and complemented by a dining table for six—perfect for entertaining. The living room extends to the outdoors through a French door leading to the first of three balconies.

The sleeping area includes a sophisticated master bedroom designed as a private retreat, featuring custom wardrobes that frame the entrance and a stylish vanity with integrated TV niche. A second balcony enhances the room’s sense of light and openness. A short corridor with additional storage leads to the main bathroom, which has been designed as a wellness-inspired space with double sinks, a spacious steam shower, and a French door opening onto the third balcony.

With multiple exposures and outdoor connections in all main rooms, the apartment benefits from continuous natural light. The interior design concept is defined by soft, textured tones, herringbone parquet flooring, fluted glass details, and refined textile accents—creating a warm, contemporary, and elegant atmosphere.

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