1960s Apartment in Milan for Film Productions

A set with a vintage, theatrical style set against the Milanese urban landscape

The Tahitia Apartment is spacious, divided into separate rooms, each characterized by a’1960s aesthetic perfectly preserved. The main rooms—including the living room, dining room, and study—are ideal for staged photo shoots e Atmospheric video productions, thanks to the fluid layout and the natural light filtered through floor-to-ceiling curtains.

The design is dominated by warm wood paneling, custom-made furniture and colorful walls that add visual depth. Architectural details, such as the built-in bookshelf, geometric chandeliers, and accent lighting, help create a a well-thought-out and coherent set, capable of adapting to both editorial and narrative styles.

Features such as the marble floor, sliding partition walls, and high ceilings with diffused lighting make the venue extremely versatile for both photography and video. Each room offers clean shots and areas with distinct colors and textures.

Between retro shapes and sophisticated color palettes

The main living room, with its vintage chairs, with its deep red wall and Persian rug, is a space that conveys a sense of identity and warmth. Next to it, the dining area—with its glass table and original wooden furniture—is the perfect spot for still life or interior shots.

The kitchen and service areas retain the spirit of the era, with ceramic tiles, colorful furnishings, and shapes typical of Italian modernist design. These spaces are ideal for lifestyle photos o advertising campaigns inspired by an authentic home aesthetic.

In the bedrooms, cool tones alternate with warm surfaces, creating a contrast between the hardwood floors, the vertical wall coverings, and the 1970s color palette. The presence of mirrors, pop art paintings, and wall sconces completes a distinctly cinematic aesthetic, perfect for narrative works.

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