Brand: Albert I'mStein & Titanium Museum
Location: Rho Fiera, Milan, Italy
Type: Booth design
Total area: 45mq
Completion: Feb 2026
    This project was commissioned by Maria Teresa, who wanted to improve her living environment by changing the wall colours and adding some furniture. 
    Originally, the walls throughout the living room were painted light green, and the dining area featured a white rectangular glass table, which gave the space a rather cold and impersonal feeling, lacking a warm family atmosphere. 
    The entrance area only had a small stool, and together with the visible cables and telephone, it appeared somewhat cluttered and disorganised.
Plan
Plan
Electricity plan
Electricity plan
Reception of Titanium Museum
Reception of Titanium Museum
Reception of Albert I'mStein
Reception of Albert I'mStein
    Based on the client’s needs, we first determined the color of the back wall. To better complement the brown flooring, it was changed to a more subdued light brown tone. The remaining walls were no longer kept white, but instead replaced with a beige color that harmonised with the overall palette.
We also replaced the dining table and chairs. The circular visual language created a softer atmosphere throughout the space, while the streamlined pendant light helped focus both the visual attention and lighting onto the dining table.
photo - dining space
photo - dining space
photo - lamp
photo - lamp
photo - living area
photo - living area
photo - entrance
photo - entrance

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