Located within the CityLife district Milan, this Milan duplex penthouse forms part of Daniel Libeskind’s residential development, defined by its contemporary architecture and sculptural forms. Spanning approximately 4,300 sq ft, the apartment was designed as a primary residence for a young couple seeking a softer, more relaxed way of living within the city.
Drawing from Mediterranean influences, the project brings together natural materials, filtered light, and a calm, lived-in atmosphere that contrasts with its urban setting. Limestone, plaster, reclaimed wood, and marble are used throughout to create continuity and depth, while bespoke interventions and carefully sourced vintage pieces introduce character and provenance.
The result is a home that feels grounded, personal, and designed for everyday life.
