In the heart of Milan, Swiss Corner stands as an emblem of contemporary elegance, a minimal-chic lounge bistrot envisioned by Studio Bearth & Deplazes Architekten. The space, designed to seamlessly blend sophistication and functionality, demanded an exceptional level of precision and craftsmanship—a challenge that Extravega met with mastery.

The focal point of the intervention was the entrance shopfront, where large-screen exhibition space walls unfold through bespoke wide-opening shutters, designed with invisible joints to maintain the purity of the architectural concept. The entrance itself, composed of four monumental shutters, was meticulously crafted with custom aluminum frames and shatterproof double-glazing, ensuring both safety and refined aesthetics.

A testament to Extravega’s expertise in metalwork, the stainless steel mirror elements elevate the project’s elegance. Engineered and handcrafted to the finest detail, these surfaces reflect the surrounding environment with striking clarity, creating a seamless dialogue between architecture and light. The custom mirror-polished stainless steel counter, a sculptural centerpiece of the bistrot, was welded and grinded directly on-site, guaranteeing flawless execution and an impeccable finish.

Beyond aesthetics, this intricate metal fabrication demanded a deep understanding of material behavior, pushing the limits of precision engineering and artisanal skill. Each joint was designed to disappear into the composition, reinforcing the concept of pure, uninterrupted surfaces. Extravega’s ability to work with extreme precision on reflective metals, transforming raw material into luminous architectural elements, speaks to its reputation for technical excellence and innovation.

By combining cutting-edge technology with traditional craftsmanship, the project seamlessly balances minimalism and complexity, solidity and lightness. This achievement is a testament to Extravega’s ability to bring visionary architectural concepts to life, delivering a space where design, engineering, and artistry converge in perfect harmony.