Design and functionality: Saul Craviotto’s new refuge

The famous Olympic athlete and cooking enthusiast, as demonstrated by his participation in Masterchef, Saul Craviotto has once again chosen Neolith for the main rooms in his second home. A kitchen and bathrooms filled with inspiring ideas meant for family living all while prioritizing design and functionality.

It’s quite usual to see Saul preparing different recipes via his social media accounts and doing so on Neolith as he found the functionality and performance he needed in the brand.

For his new home, he wanted to create a spacious, comfortable kitchen with a family spirit where they could all share the work, have fun and let their culinary creativity loose. A kitchen that would also be the perfect background for so many of his videos. Thus, he chose the Neolith model Abu Dhabi White for the walls and countertop, designing a bright, subtle and very stylish room dominated by the color white.

He wanted the bathrooms to look good yet be useful as well. They needed to be a place to share laughs, relaxation and games with his daughters. The designs range from neutral to darker tones with Neolith surfaces also chosen for the flooring and walls of the three bathrooms.

He chose the model Neolith Pietra di Osso to clad one of the bathrooms as it provides this room with neutrality and serenity not to mention the fact it’s the ideal design for these kinds of spaces since its timeless and combines perfectly with any type of architectural element. And for another bathroom, the athlete chose the model Neolith Strata Argentum, which brings balance and elegance with its finely veined design in light gray tones. He also went for the Neolith Amazonico model for the flooring as the dark, mysterious tones represent a dense forest floor to bring some unique personality to this bathroom.

This model simulates exotic colorful marble, taking you right to the exuberance and exoticism of the jungle.

The result? Timeless, elegant and highly functional bathrooms designed with usability and quality as the priorities.