Project: A livable painting — This apartment draws inspiration from the De Stijl movement, reinterpreting Mondrian’s compositional grammar through space. Lines, color, and asymmetries define a vibrant, dynamic interior. Designed by Filippo Muzzi, the unit plays with display systems and visual rhythm, echoing the language of both domesticity and exhibition.
Design Notes
Inspiration: De Stijl, Gerrit Rietveld
Focus: color as structure, black linear framing, volumetric asymmetries
Materials: poplar wood, mosaic, steel
Atmosphere: abstract, architectural, balanced

Filippo Muzzi is a Florence-born designer based in Milan. He holds a degree in Interior Design from the Politecnico di Milano, with a year at Tsinghua University in Beijing. His work spans set design, museum installations, and residential projects, with experience at studios such as Beatrice Rossetti Studio, AR.CH.IT, and currently Elisa Ossino Studio. Drawn to the ephemeral and spatial aspects of design, he explores the intersection of art, architecture, and events.