Egidio Panzera’s design for a private residence in Bosco Verticale, Milan, highlights the harmony between interior design and the surrounding natural environment. The apartment, nestled in one of Milan’s most iconic skyscrapers, incorporates materials such as wood, marble, and clay, which reflect the natural elements visible from the windows. The kitchen, designed by Valcucine, features the Artematica collection, crafted entirely in glass. The matte finish and soft color tones create a serene atmosphere, while the handleless design ensures a clean, modern look. The Genius Loci kitchen is equipped with the Special Element New Logica system, allowing for hidden storage and a streamlined aesthetic. The design of the kitchen reflects Panzera’s philosophy of “hide and reveal,” with lift-up and sliding doors that provide access to storage when needed, and conceal it when not in use. The integration of the kitchen with the apartment’s design creates a cohesive, functional space that blends perfectly with the building’s architectural form.