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Project • By Studio Francesco Marrone • Offices
Studio Francesco Marrone
The leitmotif that characterized this project was recovery. The real estate unit was in poor condition. The decorated concrete floor from the 1930s was completely blackened. Many bricks were damaged. Colors resurfaced on the walls, the result of paint after paint that followed one another over 80 years. The internal doors are also completely encrusted with various successive paintings.
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The mission we set ourselves was to recover everything: from the floors, to the doors, to the decorations that we were sure we would find under those layers of paint and stucco. In fact, decorations emerged on the vaults and ceilings which we have preserved.
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The floor was ca... More
Project • By Studio Francesco Marrone • Offices
Studio Notarile Ostuni
The project fully respects the character of the owner: serious and attentive to details, sober but never boring. This led us to imagine a rigorous color palette made of greys and blues for furnishings and walls, on an elegant and and modern floor: teak laid in a Hungarian herringbone pattern.
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In the large meeting room, a corner has been dedicated to the large wall bookcase which houses ancient legal texts, and part of the private collection of typewriters. In the same corner, the two Wassily armchairs by Marcel Breuer, together with the famous Lounge Chair by Charles Eames, offer comfortable seats for informal conversations. A 19th century desk has been inserted into his private room where, just... More
Project • By Studio Francesco Marrone • Apartments
Casa Ostuni
Architect Francesco Marrone uses color and bold lines of trendy design to emphasize the aristocratic soul of a 120 m2 apartment, intended for holiday relaxation, in the heart of the Apulian town.
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The interiors are developed on a single level set in an alley which reflects within it the shining soul of the famous white city, and recalls the sixteenth-century splendor before the arrival of the Zevallos dukes. Portals and doors are the speaking traces of this past, carved in the ashlar, in the relief frames, in the friezes.
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The whole house looks towards the coast that goes back up to Monopoli, and further up to intercept Polignano a mare. The summits that Ostuni enjoys offer the view a brea... More