Croco

The wall that becomes a painting

The first gesture of the project is a fitted wall punctuated by backlit niches, each conceived as a small independent scene.
Below, a composition of storage compartments with horizontal slatted doors and smooth surfaces in dove grey finish alternate full and empty spaces, while a long luminous band caresses the top in dark oak throughout its extension.
A custom-made boiserie which does not limit itself to containing, but transforms the wall into an architectural work.

The TV wall as a backdrop

On the opposite front, the dark oak TV wall It becomes the visual heart of the living area. A light frame surrounds the screen, cantilevered shelves hold books and artwork, while the upper horizontal wooden grille conceals the air conditioning system, integrating it into the design.
Low furniture with doors in smoked glass they reflect the herringbone parquet, giving depth to the entire room.

A continuous story, from the dining area to the living room

The herringbone parquet In warm walnut tones, it unifies the spaces into a single narrative: the dining table, the living room with its saffron yellow sofa, the wall-mounted TV, the open bookcases. Everything is designed to communicate.
Croco It's a perfect example of bespoke living room Designed by Coletta Ebanisteria: no standard elements, no standard solutions. Just a project designed millimeter by millimeter to fit the real home, the habits of those who live there, and the proportions that only craftsmanship can create.