The games room at La Réserve Firenze sets an oak billiard table beneath a gently vaulted ceiling and an antique tapestry of armoured figures. A dark bronze head on a stand, a long oak sideboard with earthenware lamps, linen armchairs and a slender torchère frame a space for unhurried evenings.

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A thin white roof slab cuts a sharp diagonal against the sky, sheltering the living area beside a still pool that mirrors the surrounding trees. Pale paving runs uninterrupted across the flush sliding-door track, while a woman gazes through the glazing towards wooded hills in soft, low light.

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Michele De Lucchi’s First stools line the curved bar, its ochre wood-grain front warmed by concealed lighting, while an amber strip curtain glows towards the kitchen. To the right, striped tables and blue disc-backed chairs, also from Michele De Lucchi’s First series face a rust-red veneered wall. Beside it stands a teal media unit stacked with vintage monitors and speakers.

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A sun-drenched colour photograph by Stanley Stellar shows men gathering at what appears to be a Pride street fair. One perches on a blue police barricade in white briefs and an open striped shirt, another in jeans props his foot on a rubbish bin, while candy-striped tents, scaffolding and bunting frame the easy camaraderie.

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Seen from water level, the Ken Club pool is defined by a large porthole-like opening set into a pale wall, revealing neatly stacked towels beyond. The blue surface mirrors the circular aperture, creating a near-symmetrical composition that emphasises the project’s restrained yet playful geometry.

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A narrow passage framed by exposed brick leads into Castor’s ground-floor workspace, where simple black chairs and metal tables sit against the continuous grey floor. In the background, a tall timber shelving unit introduces warmth amid the building’s raw brick, stone and concrete fabric.

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A long view through SaltoBar in Paris, from sunlit window tables towards a cushioned banquette edged in azulejos. A tiled panel of three hanging fish adorns a brick pier. Beside it, a slender metal balustrade bristles with white candles beneath a vivid orange pendant. The mirror-like ceiling doubles the room's warm, amber glow.

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