Composition Y120

The room Y120 interprets the space for young people as a fluid, orderly environment in continuous transformation. The ash-white and moss palette creates a balanced, youthful yet sophisticated contrast that gives coherence to the entire composition. The heart of the project is the suspended study area: a large and light surface that integrates with the underlying wallboxes, combining open modules and drawers to manage books, devices, and everyday materials. Above the desk, the Outline library develops as a dynamic grid of shelves and sides in moss lacquer, creating a graphic rhythm that designs the wall and offers great freedom of organization. Next to the study area, the wardrobe connects to the Big walk-in closet, a corner solution that maximizes storage space with shelves, hanging rods, and capacious compartments accessible via a convenient book-opening feature. To the left of the walk-in closet, a module with five shelves serves as a vertical library, useful for objects, collections, or school material. The night area is entrusted to the Zen Pillow bed, with a soft, enveloping padded headboard designed to accompany evening relaxation. The nightstand, consisting of two overlapping wallboxes, alternates closed and open volumes while maintaining visual lightness.