There is a subtle yet recognizable thread running through Alberto Di Martino’s work: the belief that the workplace is not a neutral backdrop to productive activity, but one of its fundamental components.

In a 17th-century Venetian palace, the choice of flooring for the guest rooms becomes a design strategy: Star KR by Skema meets technical constraints without ever betraying the identity of the place.

The project by architect Andrea Orioli’s adopts Skema’s SPC as a spatial and performance matrix, combining fast construction times, comfort, and visual identity.

In the project for the guest house in Piazza Sidney Sonnino in Rome, Studio Gorga explores the most current meaning of temporary hospitality: a subtle balance between intimacy and sharing, between the layered memory of the place and contemporary expressive rigour.

In the heart of Chiaia, a district that embodies the most refined and bourgeois face of historic Naples, Fuajè takes shape, a boutique hotel that fits in with measure into the urban fabric without sacrificing a strong and conscious identity.

For a penthouse in Corso Sempione in Milan, Marina Real decking was used to cover the entire surface of the terrace

Happy Days children’s clothing shop in Rimini has SPC Connex flooring

Floor, walls and ceiling clad with Lumbertech, the engineered wood, in the new Martesana pastry shop in Milan’s Porta Romana.