The scheme’s eclectic character extends to the furnishings. Selected by Bobotis and his wife, Anna Zinchenko, the collection brings together modernist icons, contemporary pieces and vintage finds, often giving familiar designs an unexpected twist. In the sitting area, a HAY sofa is paired with Cassina's Grand Confort armchair, the Le Corbusier, Pierre Jeanneret and Charlotte Perriand classic, upholstered here in coral-pink fabric, Jens Nielsen's 1964 Laminex lounge chair and Rodolfo Bonetto's 1969 glossy yellow modular coffee table for B-Line which adds a note of Space Age levity.

Nearby, Bobotis's favourite piece, an Eames Lounge Chair in forest-green corduroy instead of the customary black leather, brings a playful softness to another design classic, while Paolo Rizzatto's 265 Wall Lamp and the Parentesi floor-to-ceiling lamp by Achille Castiglioni and Pio Manzù, both by FLOS, confirm the architect's affection for mid-century design. A collection of artworks, several by Bobotis’ grandfather, adds vibrant flashes of colour while lending the interiors a more personal register.