The Elite Collection

The Penthouse Unit of this collection draws inspiration that continues the success of this project. which focuses on Understated Luxury for the new generation ELITES that is simple but luxurious and comfortable using high quality materials. In its simplicity it must be outstanding.
The depth of Unique is memorable, different and difficult for anyone to imitate.
Just like red wines are popular and available to the masses, but Burgundy wines like SCREAMING EAGLE CABERNET 1992 - a wine of unparalleled prestige, sought after by collectors and connoisseurs alike. In the same vein, these residences are for those who appreciate the extraordinary, where every detail resonates with individuality and unmatched sophistication.
Therefore, we designed this room under the concept "CABERNET MAISON".
A Symphony of Opulence and Character
From the very first step into the space, CABERNET MAISON captivates with an ambiance that embodies the spirit of timeless luxury.
The air carries a subtle, intoxicating aroma reminiscent of aged red wine, evoking a sense of intimacy and warmth.
Above, the ceiling painted in a rich burgundy hue creates a cocooning effect, enveloping the living room in an atmosphere of understated grandeur.
The living spaces are adorned with Venice Gray stone, sourced directly from Italy, exuding an effortless elegance that forms the perfect backdrop
for carefully selected furnishings. Among these, pieces from BAXTER, a globally celebrated name in luxury furniture, take center stage, offering an exquisite combination of comfort and class.
The interplay of textures, from the soft curves of leather to the cool solidity of stone, transforms the space into an exclusive six-star lounge —both a sanctuary and a statement. The color palette leans toward a refined masculinity, where deep, rich tones dominate, creating an environment that is as powerful as it is inviting.
This continuity flows seamlessly from the living room to the bedrooms, enveloping the occupants in a sense of coherence and quiet sophistication.