Contemporary living
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Project • By Stefano Pasquali • Private Houses
CASA JHN
In the heart of Trento, this interior design project redefines the spaces of an apartment of approximately 95 sqm, balancing respect for the original structure with a profound layout renovation tailored to the new clients.
Elisa Fedrizzi
Elisa Fedrizzi
Elisa Fedrizzi
Elisa Fedrizzi
The concept is based on the continuity of the living area, where the existing space is enhanced by the insertion of a colored central volume: an island around which the entrance, kitchen, dining area, and living room flow seamlessly. Acting as a visual and functional binder is a large built-in furniture piece conceived as a continuous fitted wall. This element changes its aesthetic configuration depending on the functions it accommodates from... More
Project • By Seraro by Ramical • Private Houses
Mayall Residence | Los Angeles
Located in Los Angeles, Mayall Residence explores a refined approach to contemporary living through a careful balance of materiality, light, and spatial clarity.
Seraro by Ramical
Seraro by Ramical
The kitchen is conceived as a central living space, where warm wood cabinetry and deep blue elements create a grounded yet elegant composition. Natural light enhances the textures of stone surfaces and reinforces the connection between functionality and atmosphere.
Seraro by Ramical
The bathroom follows a calm and restrained language, defined by soft neutral tones, clean lines, and a seamless integration of glass and stone. The space is designed to feel open, quiet, and effortlessly sophisticated.
Throughout the project, the des... More
Project • By LDA.iMdA architetti associati • Private Houses
Casa Sotto La Nuvola
In the design of Casa Sotto La Nuvola, the architectural approach prioritized a reconstructive renovation that does not strictly follow the preexisting structure.
medullastudiomedulla
While the project may seem relatively straightforward from a typological standpoint, it posed significant challenges regarding landscape integration. Tuscany is renowned for its stunning hilly landscape, and the building was designed to minimize its visual impact on the historic Via Francigena that runs nearby. The project's dominant direction and focus align perpendicularly to the hillside ridge, following a natural north-south axis.
medullastudiomedulla
The architectural design was guided by specific criteria, including:
· total imm... More