This 700 sq.m. hybrid space is a moody, intellectual collision of Brutalist architecture and mid-century Italian panache. Raw, board-formed concrete walls and exposed structural beams provide a rugged, monastic backdrop for a curated collection of 1950s Italian furniture, featuring svelte Gio Ponti-style chairs and velvet-upholstered lounges. The Matcha Long table, a monolithic slab of dark stone, anchors the room, serving ceremonial grades in a setting that feels like a high-design sanctuary. The atmosphere is purely cinematic, driven by dramatic spotlighting that carves the space into intimate pools of light and shadow. Suspended from the industrial ceiling, classic Bose 802 speakers deliver a warm, high-fidelity soundscape, completing the sensory experience. It is a sophisticated haven for creators—a place where the grit of concrete meets the grace of Milanese modernism