The first book on the interiors of architect Vincenzo De Cotiis, showcasing more than a decade of the atelier's projects. Based in Milan, De Cotiis is renowned for his minimalist interiors that often involve stripping centuries-old architecture and creating a dialogue between historic settings and contemporary design. The book highlights his use of rare stones and polished metals, emphasizing craftsmanship and a fusion of recovered materials to achieve a unique aesthetic.

The volume includes images by photographer Martin Morrell, showcasing nine of De Cotiis's meditative spaces, along with earlier projects, sketches, and plans. Essays by Sarah Medford and Adrian Madlener provide insights into De Cotiis's references, inspiration, material sourcing, and research.