Infinity: Furnishing 170 m² Overlooking Lake Garda
Furnishing on Lake Garda:
Infinity tells the story of how Devincenti approaches a contemporary residential project in Padenghe sul Garda, within HPA Garda Lake.
A 170 m² apartment where architecture, light and landscape shape the way the interiors are experienced.
The architectural project is by Silvia Reboni, with interior design by HPA Interior. Devincenti was responsible for the selection, supply and installation of the furnishings, completing the interiors through a precise choice of products, materials and proportions.
For this furnishing project on Lake Garda, our role was not to redesign the space, but to complete it: interpreting an already strongly defined environment and selecting furnishings capable of integrating naturally with the architecture and landscape.
Here, the interior design does not compete with the view, but accompanies it. Lake Garda becomes part of the home: it enters through the windows, guides the choice of colours, influences the materials and defines the rhythm of the interiors.
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Furnishing on Lake Garda: the Infinity Project
Across the 170 m² of HPA INFINITY, every space forms part of a broader composition.
Large openings, natural light and the constant presence of the landscape make the relationship between indoors and outdoors one of the defining elements of the apartment.
The living area, dining area, storage systems and sleeping area are therefore not treated as separate episodes, but as parts of the same language. The furnishings must support this continuity without interrupting the perspectives or competing with what lies beyond the large windows.
Furnishing on Lake Garda: the Infinity Project
Devincenti’s selection process always starts from the space, not from the catalogue.
Before choosing a brand, we consider proportions, light, existing materials, functions and the way the home will be lived.
In HPA INFINITY, we followed the same principle: every furnishing was selected for its ability to dialogue with the existing architecture and with the other elements of the project.
Modulnova, Molteni&C and Flou therefore become parts of a single composition, rather than independent presences within the apartment.
The Living Area: Continuity, Materiality and Proportion
In the living area, Modulnova defines much of the space’s identity through clean volumes, tactile surfaces and an essential contemporary language.
The choice comes from the system’s ability to integrate into the architecture without weighing it down, creating continuity between the different functions of the living area while allowing natural light and the landscape to remain central.
The goal was not to create a space built around the product, but to use the furnishings to bring order, proportion and coherence to the environment.
Molteni&C: Comfort at the Heart of the Living Area
Within the living area, the Molteni&C sofa introduces a softer and more domestic dimension.
Its generous proportions define the centre of the living area without creating a visual barrier towards the apartment’s large openings.
The choice of sofa therefore responds to a dual need: to provide everyday comfort while preserving a clear reading of the space, allowing architecture, light and the landscape to continue to dialogue.
The Sleeping Area: A More Intimate Rhythm
Moving into the sleeping area, the language of the apartment changes pace.
The spaces become more intimate and quiet, while maintaining continuity with the overall project.
The choice of Flou beds comes from the search for this balance: comfort, proportions and a controlled visual presence help create bedrooms with a more intimate atmosphere, without interrupting the language of the home as a whole.
The Role of Devincenti in HPA INFINITY
Infinity represents our approach to furnishing an apartment on Lake Garda: not starting from the product, but understanding which element can truly add value to the space, the architecture and the way the home will be lived.
Starting from the work of architect Silvia Reboni and the interior design by HPA Interior, we curated the selection of furnishings, the relationship between the different brands, the supply and the final completion of the interiors.
Our work also consists of this: understanding the vision of an architect or interior designer and translating it into a selection of products, materials and solutions that respect the original idea.
So, rather than starting from the product, we begin by understanding which product can truly add value to the project.
Furnishing a Lake-View Home Also Means Knowing When to Hold Back
In an apartment overlooking Lake Garda, not everything needs to become a focal point.
There are spaces where value comes precisely from the ability to choose with restraint: allowing the architecture to breathe, respecting perspectives, selecting materials and furnishings that interact with the light, and letting the landscape become part of everyday life.
HPA INFINITY tells the story of this balance.
A contemporary apartment where the furnishings complete the architecture without overpowering it, and where the landscape remains an integral part of the living experience.
Interior Design in Padenghe sul Garda
Furniture Showroom in Padenghe sul Garda | Kitchens and Living by Devincenti
HPA INFINITY also reflects the increasingly strong connection between Devincenti and the Lake Garda area.
From our showroom in Padenghe sul Garda, we work on interior design, furnishing and renovation projects for apartments, villas and second homes, collaborating both directly with clients and with architects and other professionals.
Every project begins with an understanding of the space and the search for solutions that are most coherent with the architecture, the location and the way the home will be lived.
