Among the slopes of Valfurva, in Teregua, Lupettatelier renovates the interior of an apartment that overlooks the mountains inside an 18th-century building formerly used for agricultural activities.

The renovation was supervised by Engineer Stefano Zazzi who brought to light the ancient traces of the building safeguarding the valuable elements that still refer to a past time.

The architectural and interior design project curated by the studio comes to life in the attic, where the real heart of the intervention is the cast iron fireplace that occupies a central role within the living room. In fact, as if it were a totem, the fireplace can be enjoyed from every corner of the apartment.

The house is like a larch wood box that blends perfectly with the palette of local materials.

Doors and furniture are made by master craftsmen and designed by Lupettatelier in order to integrate as much as possible with the architectural envelope. They also incorporate additional movable furnishings.

Vintage heirlooms are juxtaposed with soft and enveloping fabrics, iconic objects such as a De Padova armchair and Castiglioni lamps.

The environment is decorated by a moss green touch given by a botanical wallpaper that was chosen to embellish some backdrops.