Project
Monza Essence
Category
Best Implemented Façade or Interior Project Using Ceramics
About the project (provided by the applicant)
The bathroom project draws inspiration from Monza’s most iconic symbols: the Cathedral and the Iron Crown. The walls are clad with ceramic tiles in alternating light and dark bands, echoing the façade of the Cathedral and reinterpreting its chromatic rhythm in a contemporary key. Golden brassware evokes the preciousness of the Iron Crown, turning a functional element into a decorative detail, while the deep green vanity recalls the gemstones set in the crown, adding a refined accent to the space. The result is a sophisticated environment where history and design intertwine, making the bathroom a tribute to the city and its artistic heritage.
Location
Monza, Italy
Project implementation year
2025
Applicant
Enzo Maria Serafini
EMS (Pescara, November 25, 1980) graduated in Architecture from G.d’Annunzio University. Working in both the public and private sectors, he blends functionality, beauty, and sustainability in his building and interior design projects. His goal is to create environments that uplift the spirit by harmonizing technique and aesthetics. After moving from Pescara to Rome and then to Milan, he managed national and international projects, consolidating his ever-evolving architectural vision.
Author of the project
Enzo Maria Serafini
Photo
Enzo Maria Serafini
Status of the project
Implemented
