each eye, a path. emotional, timeless classicism, sculpted by hands and feelings.  the space is conceived as a story told through materials that define atmospheres and sensations. granite takes the leading role: on the floors, on the boiserie and in the furnishing elements. it is granite crossed with luminescent traces of quartz and with brass insertions, or laid in geometrical patterns that warm up and morph the stone's masculine solidity.

pink onyx is a feminine and precious presence that punctuates the spatial discourse: a small table, a part of the cash desk, and the entrance step.

the harmony of lines and curves, of grey and pink, of white and metal is a defining characteristic. a curved wall covered with gold leaf hides and contains the warehouse area; the welcoming dressing rooms are closed by frosted brass-hinged doors. sofas and vases add a homely touch; plants are a presence that further enriches the layering of textures. mirror triptychs, white full–length linen curtains, and chandeliers wrapped around columns add further nuance. 

a solitary and abstract figurative presence is an emotional sculpture by franco–israeli artist achiam: it depicts the sinuous silhouette of a seated woman.