PORN CHIC Making love begins with you

Here is a project that explores the concept of nudity within an erotic and symbolic iconographic context. Through a revolution of traditional living schemes, we put the human body in the foreground, transforming it into a stage of deep intimacy. We shed the veils of stereotypes to reveal the true essence of ourselves, starting with the body and eliminating the often distorted association of obscenity attached to it.

"A maximalist house that crosses stereotypes, anatomies, drives and deep energies to recover the authenticity of our humanity" MVP

Making love begins with you: an incitement to let yourself go, to overcome shyness and reservations as soon as you cross the threshold of the house-gallery. Here, different worlds enter into dialogue, such as nudity and interior design.


©️ Ilaria Corticelli

Chromatic virtuosity and bold strokes create interiors with a deco flavour. Eye-catching, bold colours, the floors and openings are made with specific Molteni paints, the walls coloured with natural pigments from Paint Up, without neglecting the importance of the ceiling in the lounge room with modern frescoes handmade by Gouache.


©️ Ilaria Corticelli

The interiors are dressed in nudity: an oxymoron design note in the works of the artists involved by the Tuscan designer. 
The male body is the protagonist of the wallpaper created ad hoc by the artist Tatiana Brodatch made by Glove, the curtains in the lounge room illustrated in watercolour by Michele Chiocciolini, who also signed the Kamasutra decoration in the wardrobe room, reproduced to scale by Gouache. Sebastien Notre, on the other hand, depicts the female body with the mural in the dining room, a magnetic expressionism, his, which also decorates the lounge room, while the tones become bright in Michael Slusakowicz's neo-realist canvases. 


©️ Ilaria Corticelli

One room will have its door locked, the only way to look inside it will be through a large porthole. this is the sleeping area in question. the precaution was created to allow one to admire the large dynamic illustration without having anything to interfere with it, which is how Damiano Groppi's work was chosen to be displayed.