In Residence: Vincenzo De Cotiis
Vložit
- čas přidán 2. 01. 2017
- Italian designer Vincenzo De Cotiis is much sought-after for his unique approach to design. Balancing a raw authenticity with a minimal approach through the reappropriation of salvaged materials, his Milan-based agency is responsible for placing luxury stories including Antonia and Excelsior Milano in unlikely spots-the latter a converted cinema near the Duomo. Read more on NOWNESS - bit.ly/2hd027C
___
Subscribe to NOWNESS here: bit.ly/youtube-nowness
Like NOWNESS on Facebook: bit.ly/facebook-nowness
Follow NOWNESS on Twitter: bit.ly/twitter-nowness
Daily exclusives for the culturally curious: bit.ly/nowness-com
Behind the scenes on Instagram: bit.ly/instagram-nowness
Curated stories on Tumblr: bit.ly/tumblr-nowness
Inspiration on Pinterest: bit.ly/pinterest-nowness
Staff Picks on Vimeo: bit.ly/vimeo-nowness
Subscribe on Dailymotion: www.dailymotion.com/nowness
Follow NOWNESS on Google+: bit.ly/google-nowness - Krátké a kreslené filmy
Those vids of this channel Now Ness gives me so much satisfaction . In a time where it s all the same , and the lack of personalisation of many Interiors, it gives me comfort and helps me to find back my own personnal preferences , I almost erased them in a declutering temptation. ❤️ those tons , cream, vanilla , light gray , light lavanda..
Something about the unfinished and imperfect makes life real and approachable...Beautiful place
3:06 What a cool shot for the credits! The coloring, editing, rhythm of this short video are superb. Well done.
I love the art and placement of the art in this home.
Along another great architect, they are my favorites!! I wish more documentaries were made about him
ABSOLUTELY BREATHTAKING!!!!!
that black sculpture-object on the right at 2:48 looks like as it has a special notation of some music on it. reminds of midi scores. i wonder what music it is
Best Nowness yet. Just kidding, all your little films are wonderful! Thanks for making my day.
Really inspiring. Such beauty!
I have heard so many designers say they are not attached to things. Are they in self-denial? Is it something designers say to make them sound more elevated? It doesn't wash with me.
I am an architect and find myself questioning this now and then, as well.
I think, it is not an attachment to the physical object; it is the appreciation of thought and work that went into it, or sometimes simply the memory of how the object came into possession. I would easily guess, that V. De Cotiis would have no problems to exchange, replace any or most of the objects in his home with others that he might come to appreciate at a later time...
Beautiful home! Beautiful philosophy!
wow! it's beautiful
Perfection!
Lovely.
i don't believe he is not attached to things or that he likes things to be imperfect. the whole house is about the elevation of objects. it seems like a museum where things are over displayed and the environment is extremely up tight and managed.
While I do agree with you about the elevation and respect of space for each object....I think what he is referring to is a patina. Painting with time. Changing subject, I do wonder how attached he is to that bronze woman's bust in the bath....I'll take it off his hands.
To me it seems almost as if the imperfections of the elements are glorified. That's a great middle ground to find I feel.
Che bella casa!
Questo apartamento e un opera d'arte. Mi fa sentire tanto bene.
How imperfection turn to perfection ,Più Bello
what is the background music's title?
THUMB UP........
Reflects my taste to a T
oohhh.. another house i can bear to live in.
Isn't it handy then that you don't?
what confusing objects does this house contain.