17/08/2026
In the heart of Brera, CocoMilano is both a private home and a creative headquarters, where living, working and visual storytelling come together in one fluid space.
Designed by Sonia Cocozza, the apartment reflects her background as a stylist and her natural way of looking at interiors through composition, colour, light and photography.
The project began with a Londonart wallpaper selected during Salone del Mobile. Rather than being treated as a decorative detail, its graphic language became the starting point for the entire interior, influencing the colours, patterns and visual rhythm throughout the home.
In the living room, the Lowe sofa by Campeggi, Tectonis coffee table by Bonaldo and Airport bookcase by Cattelan Italia are combined with ceramics from ICS Future Village. Each piece adds its own shape and character, creating a composition that feels dynamic without losing its sense of balance.
The kitchen takes this graphic approach further. Inspired by the proportions of graph paper, an oversized grid transforms a previously anonymous corner into a strong visual element. Vitra’s Corniches shelves and ceramics by Beatrice Zinno add another layer of colour, form and personality.
The bedroom introduces a completely different atmosphere. Powder blue and brick red cover both the walls and ceiling, creating an enveloping colour field around a custom designed chest of drawers. Iconic lighting by Ettore Sottsass, G*e Aulenti and Sergio Sarfatti for Stilnovo sits alongside Gio Ponti’s Leggera chair for Cassina, a Twils bed and lighting by Flos.
A project that demonstrates how decoration can become the architecture of an interior, giving an existing space a completely new identity.