Cologny Villa

Between two portals in the living room, an art wall was created - clad in leather lamination with wooden framing. Enhanced with dedicated lighting, it serves as a backdrop prepared for a future art collection, yet already stands as a complete installation.

A sculpture by Nazar Bilyk, placed on a pedestal by the window and illuminated by a focused ceiling light, adds an element of intellectual depth and artistic presence to the space.

The centerpiece of the interior is Cipollino marble - an emotional, dynamic, and slightly dramatic material that reflects the personality of the homeowner. Its vivid texture runs as a continuous motif throughout the house, creating a harmonious contrast with the calm taupe and grey color palette. In the entrance hall, two large marble slabs on the floor establish a monumental first impression.

In the living room, Cipollino clads the fireplace block, visually separating the lounge area from the dining space. The same marble is used for the kitchen island and worktop, as well as in the bathrooms on the ground floor, ensuring material consistency and a refined visual rhythm across the interior.

One of the main challenges was to seamlessly integrate the furniture from ​​​​​​​the owners’ previous residence. All pieces are by Roche Bobois, a brand renowned for its sculptural design, so many of the new interior compositions were thoughtfully built around them.

In the living room - the BUBBLE sofa, LONG ISLAND seating group, and LIFT DAQUACRYL bar cabinet set the tone.

The first floor is the heart of the house. A spacious living room with a fireplace flows into a second, more intimate lounge area with a TV, while on the opposite side lies the dining room.

The kitchen masterfully combines aesthetics with functionality. At its center, a marble island serves as a gathering spot for informal conversations, while the technical area is discreetly hidden behind sliding doors - maintaining a sense of cleanliness and order throughout the space.