Architect Anton Kobrinetz designed the new Coppola salon in central Milan: an interior that is entirely for and about beauty, enriched with Enzo Catellani’s sculptural lamps.
An innovative concept of the beauty salon by architect Anton Kobrinetz has materialised in the centre of Milan.
The new Coppola salon, measuring 1000 square metres on three levels with 13 shop-windows, is enriched by Enzo Catellani’s light sculptures.
On the walls, and defining the spaces, are mirrors and mosaics reproducing historic images taken by Fabrizio Ferri and Oliviero Toscani from the Aldo Coppola-L'Orèal calendars.
This is a place entirely concerned with the pleasure of feeling good about yourself, expressing the concept in visual form. The design does not neglect the need for light in the working environment, because while beauty means being in a harmonious space, it is equally important to be able to work there professionally. The result is a salon that brings poetry to the workplace with its expressive design.
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