City Life Residenza Zaha Hadid is a contemporary apartment located in Milan, Italy, designed by Anna Maria Spagnolo.

Description
The large windows with the characteristic cut allow light to flood the living space, in all its breadth, starting from the entrance.
Teak flooring, boiserie walls, and, already from the entrance, the blue-turquoise color accent that appears, declined in various shades, in the living area.
At the entrance small table by Marioni with a celadon base, a lamp by Ingo Maurer, and a spherical sculpture by Florine Offergelt.
On the console table sculpture by Bruno Catalano and, on the wall, burnished tempera by Sergio Floriani. TV conversation area with sofa and armchairs by Baxter.
On the wall that forms the backdrop to the dining area is a diptych by Floriani and on the vertical sideboard “Beyond appearance” in raku by Florine Offergelt. Via a hallway covered with upholstery by Momenti (designers Tiziano Boglio), one enters the large, fully equipped kitchen. The wall framing the window is covered with the same material suggesting a continuity of color in the living room.
The kitchen is made of glossy white lacquer with a Corian top; the cooking area with an integrated hood allowed the use of Riflessi’s macro clock that stands out on the teak wall near the wall unit.
Adjacent to the kitchen is the bathroom that serves the living area, where the teak flooring continues and the walls are covered in black glass panes and ...