The space was originally very irregular and fragmentary, our goal was to give it a more homogeneous and clear arrangement.

We wanted, compared to the client's previous home, to create a dense and urban atmosphere, a sense of good fullness.

A large blue lagoon wall becomes the means through which to discover the house: it hides doors and invisible passages towards the most intimate environments; it extrudes into carpentry elements and welcomes works of art and books.

The kitchen is conceived as the fulcrum of the house, a sort of glazed aquarium to look out onto, defined in its lines by custom-made carpentry and reinforced concrete beams and pillars, left bare.