The Dolce Vita Suite by Space Factory is a 30 square meter studio that is perfect for those who enjoy hosting guests. Its unique blend of pistachio green walls and eclectic materials are what really make it stand out.
“The most important thing is not the square meters, it's what we do with them!"
This principle is the foundation of Space Factory, a creative studio that believes in the transformative power of spatial design.
Photography by Hervé Goluza
The Dolce Vita suite by Space Factory is a 30 square meter studio that caters well to those who enjoy hosting guests. It features a table that accommodates six guests, a spacious kitchen, and ample seating in the living room.The suite also includes a comfortable sleeping area, complete with a bed, dressing room, and shower room, as well as a desk for those who may need to work during their stay.
However, it's the suite's vibrant colors and eclectic mix of materials that truly sets it apart.
The Pistachio green walls are reminiscent of gelato, while the pink marble from Venice and dark woods resemble Italian marquetry. Stone accents, like the terrazzo flooring and travertine worktop and coffee table, transport you to Rome. The Dolce Vita suite is also designed with soft curves and arches that add to its unique charm.
You'll find comfort in the waxed concrete flooring and bathroom walls, as well as the plush sofa and armchair.
"The most important thing is not the square meters, it's what we do with them!"
This principle is the foundation of Space Factory, a creative studio that believes in the transformative power of spatial design.
Learn More:
Instagram: @space_factory_paris
Website: spacefactory.fr
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