Carpentry and Layout Solutions: Spatial organization is defined by multifunctional elements:

A strategically placed piece of carpentry separates the living room from the bedroom without blocking the flow. It serves a dual purpose: as a display cabinet for the social area and a linen closet accessible from the bedroom.

A large countertop runs through the apartment, simultaneously serving as seating, a work surface, and a storage area (with storage compartments underneath), visually connecting the different spaces.

To maintain a clean aesthetic, the laundry area was incorporated into the kitchen, "hidden" in cabinets and a sink that are only revealed during use.

Materiality and Atmosphere: The project balances the new and the existing. The original parquet wood flooring (Damiro pattern) was restored, preserving the building's identity, and contrasts with the microcement applied in the wet areas. The bathroom was repurposed: it ceased to be a service area and became a "bathing room". In the living room, a projection screen embedded in the ceiling completes the design, transforming the room into an on-demand cinema.

Comfort and Sustainability: The infrastructure was modernized with a focus on thermal and acoustic comfort and energy efficiency. The fixtures and fittings, pieces from the client's personal collection, were brought in and integrated into the new design. The air conditioning system was concealed in the bathroom ceiling, efficiently distributing air to the living room and bedroom. Finally, the original windows were replaced with modern models offering superior thermal and acoustic performance.