Posted on November 14th, 2013 in Uncategorized
New “aria” to the ticket workplace and the bookshop of the Museum devoted to Giacomo Puccini, thanks to the execute of conversion and interior layout signed Studiòvo.
In the eighteenth century Palazzo Mazzarosa, in front of the birthplace of the well-known musician from Lucca, Marco Vincenzi and Andrea Caturegli have provided new lifestyle to a noble and ancient stage, left in oblivion for as nicely several years. Exactly in which, in truth, centuries ago, carriages have been passing to accessibility the inner courtyard of the creating, nowadays the designers have produced a specific setting, ideal to accommodate visitors to the Puccini Museum.
In the area employed as bookshop and ticket office, bi-chromatic contrasts perform the component of protagonists. The white, produced to give prominence to merchandising, is reflected in the vivid walls lit by Q8 lamps signed Martinelli Luce, in the details of the counter demonstrate instances and in the lacquered wood counter dominated by Elica lamps, continually by Martinelli. Gritty and strong, the red, employed for the back wall and the sofa fabric made, like all the other furnishings, from neighborhood craftsmen.
Elegantly easy and genuinely clean, the design, even although contemporary, gives way to memory, as reflected in the authentic eighteenth century floor.
A teaching functions, it is as an alternative developed the ambiance on the back, overlooking a courtyard. Appropriate right here, visitors, comfortably seated on the Riga red chairs by Desalto, are entertained with video projections and stories relating to the existence and operates of the writer of masterpieces such as Tosca, Bohème and Turandot.
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