View of the primary bedrooms shower and vanity enclosure.At the request of his client, Tagliaferri designed a peekaboo shower within the primary bedroom as a further nod to the hotel lifestyle. Made of clear and fluted glass, the meticulously engineered enclosure for the shower and vanity pays homage to the Cronotopo sculptures of the late radical Italian artist, designer, and architect Nanda Vigo, whose pioneering experiments with light and space well deserve broader exposure. Opposite the structure, tubular acrylic pendant lights by Angelo Mangiarotti and a custom bed of brushed stainless steel and chrome underscore the 1970s vibe.The apartment is not huge, but every corner, detail, and material was highly considered. They all work together to set the right mood, Tagliaferri says. Not such a bad way to put your feet down in Milano, is it?Giampiero Tagliaferri in front of a folding screen of rosewood, stainless steel, and fluted glass that conceals a television.This Milanese pad designed by Giampiero Tagliaferri is featured in ADs February issue. Never miss a story when you subscribe to AD.