If in hotels the lobby has never lost this function, in private homes there has been an evolution towards open space that has practically made disappear entrances and corridors, often eliminated even in renovations. Today, however, a space of mediation between the outside and the heart of the house is appreciated, and this place is studied in detail by architects and interior decorators who transform it into what could be called a “statement” of the entire house (or building).

Every object we choose talks about us, but when we talk about “statement” – for example in jewelry – we always mean a unique, important piece, that stands out, almost to impose itself, enough to be enough by itself to define the style of the wearer. The hall takes on the same connotations, becomes a concentrate not only of style, but also of the values that the building represents and intends to communicate.

For this reason it should always be studied with great intention and attention to detail. The entrance, especially in luxury contexts, is kept relatively free from furnishings, which appear only in an essential and functional form. Visually, it presents itself as a free area, open to the reception. In a context with similar characteristics, among the elements that dominate the carpet stands out, strictly designed and customized.