Zhor recently opened in Milan in the central Via Monte Napoleone, which introduces a peculiar concept of the shop, designed by the architect Marco Lucchi. The main architectural feature of this elegant and unique ‘living room’ is the centrality, where you can sip a tea relaxing on comfortable sofas and choose a perfume or essence, through a real sensorial experience, or opt for personalized treatments performed in separate rooms, adjacent to the lounge.
Boutique Zhor, Vetrite Gem Glass, ©Mattia Aquila
The architect has chosen backlit Vetrite Gem Glass by Sicis for the back wall and ceiling, a material that creates the “iconicity” of the whole space, a great scenographic impact.
Here, Vetrite recalls the cut of a Jadestone, in shades of green, laid in a mirror cut. The backlighting allows spreading a soft and relaxing light.
Boutique Zhor, Vetrite Gem Glass, ©Mattia Aquila
Around this scenography, everything has been studied and thought to make the environment comfortable and refined. In the middle, there’s a large central sofa surrounded at 360° by ivory white display units with gilded details, walls covered in a grey mirror that enhance the strength of the Vetrite walls, and finally a large central carpet with shades of turquoise lying on a black marble floor.
Boutique Zhor, Vetrite Gem Glass, ©Mattia Aquila
Boutique Zhor, Vetrite Gem Glass, ©Mattia Aquila
