Seventyfive Café & Lounge a Ponte di Legno

Seventyfive Café & Lounge, Ponte di Legno

The curated wine display with wire mesh doors in the bistro’s lounge area. In the foreground the Margherita armchairs designed by Piero Lissoni for De Padova.
Photo Thomas Pagani.

Seventyfive Café & Lounge, Ponte di Legno

The entrance seen from outside. The rear door leaves the stone arch visible.
Photo Thomas Pagani.

Seventyfive Café & Lounge, Ponte di Legno

The entrance seen from the indoors. The door with dark-toned larched panels recalls the paneling of the façade.
Photo Thomas Pagani.

Seventyfive Café & Lounge, Ponte di Legno

A corner of the bar designed by the studio Lissoni Associati.
Photo Thomas Pagani.

Seventyfive Café & Lounge, Ponte di Legno

A view towards the central room with custom-made benches and low tables.
Photo Thomas Pagani.

Seventyfive Café & Lounge, Ponte di Legno

At the low tables, the M16 chair, the reissue of the Marocca chair designed by Vico Magistretti in 1987.
Photo Thomas Pagani.

Seventyfive Café & Lounge, Ponte di Legno

High backrests and shelving to offer more privacy.
Photo Thomas Pagani.

Seventyfive Café & Lounge, Ponte di Legno

The passage from the central room to the lounge. The floor goes from brushed granite to heat-treated wood for a more intimate atmosphere.
Photo Thomas Pagani.

Seventyfive Café & Lounge, Ponte di Legno

The cozy lounge like a private sitting room with a custom-designed fireplace.
Photo Thomas Pagani.

Seventyfive Café & Lounge, Ponte di Legno

In the lounge, the small tables Sen designed by Kensaku Oshiro for De Padova.
Photo Thomas Pagani.

Seventyfive Café & Lounge, Ponte di Legno

The exterior of the bistro with the windows and stone arch of the entrance.
Photo Thomas Pagani.