Private client project 25

Client:
Private client - Corato (BA)
Year of completion
2026
Designer
Ignazio Campanale (Wood Design)
An interior design project that builds its identity through material balance, visual continuity, and attention to detail. The living room, kitchen, and bathroom interact through a warm and sophisticated palette, where natural woods, stone-effect surfaces, and integrated lighting define a contemporary, essential yet profoundly material language.
In the living room, the backlit Canaletto walnut TV panel becomes the architectural fulcrum of the space, transforming the wall into a dramatic yet restrained presence. The perimeter lighting amplifies the depth of the wood and enhances its natural grain, creating a suspended effect that lightens the entire composition. Next to it, the side pantry with integrated shelf and transparent smoked glass door introduces a refined interplay of reflections and transparencies, maintaining formal purity and geometric rigor.
The kitchen continues this design narrative with a compact and rigorous composition, where Canaletto walnut meets lacquered doors and technical surfaces with a strong material character. The upper doors in bronzed frosted glass lighten the volumes and help create a sophisticated balance between opaqueness and reflection.
A distinctive element of the project is the continuity of the wood grain throughout the recessed shelf: a precision craftsmanship that conveys the perception of a piece custom-built down to the last detail.
The stone-effect laminate countertop and backsplash define the work area with an elegant and contemporary texture, while ensuring high impact resistance and practicality for everyday use. The integrated linear light runs throughout the entire composition, emphasizing the materials and depth of color.
The pull-out snack bar introduces a dynamic and intelligent solution, designed to appear only when needed, expanding the functionality of the space without altering its clean aesthetic. Completing the kitchen, the open side unit with integrated bottle rack adds a more open and convivial touch, perfectly integrated into the overall design.
In the bathroom, the project maintains the same stylistic coherence through the use of warm tones and materials with a strong visual impact. The brick-red bathroom vanity stands out for its handcrafted doors, featuring vertical slats embellished with 45-degree cuts, a detail that lends rhythm and depth to the surface.
The full-wall backlit mirror amplifies the perception of space and enhances the Patagonia-effect wall covering, the material focal point of the room. The surface grain, accentuated by the diffused light, transforms the bathroom into a dramatic yet minimalist space, where every element contributes to a sophisticated and contemporary atmosphere.






















