Spaces

Where a single colour ties wall paint, curtain fabric, and glass-block grout into one spatial argument — across a former veterinary clinic in northern Italy.

In 59 square metres of post-war Warsaw, pistachio and ruby red do the structural work that walls and square footage cannot — a renovation that edits rather than erases.

One colour applied to the structural beam and the column that meets it. Everything else — white walls, terrazzo, plywood, grey — holds back. What looks like decoration turns out to be the spatial logic of the whole plan.

A load-bearing wall comes down, a tiled island becomes an optical instrument, and colour does the organisational work that partitions might have done.