This project, completed at the Rispoli private residence in the province of Salerno, deserves a special mention in the Lamberti interior design portfolio. For this project, Lamberti used a play of steel and wood to evoke the two materials. The two metals used are stainless steel and painted carbon steel. The metal was paired with oak and LED lighting. Below is a list of the projects. The balcony windows and doors are made of satin-finished stainless steel with a sliding system. The entrance door is made of stainless steel with a polished finish and a decorative oak central panel. The central chandelier hangs from the ceiling with thin steel cables. The lighting is three-directional with LED strips, positioned high, low, or to the sides to create three different ambiences. The table, with its solid oak top, has a leg CNC-cut from a 1 cm-thick steel plate, reminiscent of a turned wood table leg. The coffee table is also made of stainless steel with an extra-clear glass top and polished edges. For the fireplace, Lamberti created a wall unit in polished stainless steel and oak wood for the push-open doors, all illuminated with LED spotlights. The breakfast bar, the closets/storage units in the hallway, and the walk-in closet are also in polished steel and wood. Other decorative elements and furnishings in the bathrooms and living room, such as the epoxy-coated carbon steel fireplace surround, completed the minimalist yet bold look of this spacious apartment. After an on-site inspection with Lamberti Design technicians for the necessary technical measurements, the metal furnishings were engineered and then manufactured at the Cava De’ Tirreni facility. Everything was carefully packaged and then transported to the construction site using dedicated vehicles and installed by specialized workers.
