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Project • By MIDE architetti • Private Houses
213 Attic in Villa Soranzo
Inside a 16th-century villa overlooking the Riviera del Brenta—just steps away from the iconic Villa Pisani in Stra—a project comes to life that merges the charm of history with the sensibility of contemporary living.
Giulia Maretti
The building, constructed in the second half of the 1500s by the noble Venetian Soranzo family and adorned with frescoes of mythological deities on its façade, now serves as a private residence.
Giulia Maretti
The restoration of the ancient attic—now transformed into a penthouse—was carried out with great attention to the dialogue between past and present, creating contemporary spaces without erasing the memory of the place. Numerous openings on all four sides flo... More
Project • By Tommaso Giunchi Architetti • Apartments
GEOMETRIE CROMATICHE
Complete renovation of the entire apartment, approximately 160 square meters. We virtually demolished all non-load-bearing walls and redesigned the layout from scratch. All the systems were completely redone, including the air conditioning system; the windows and doors were replaced; the floor screeds were redone, and consequently, all the coverings were replaced. We retained only two original wood and glass doors, which we reused in the entrance area as elements of continuity between the old and new.
Simone Furiosi
Simone Furiosi
Simone Furiosi
Simone Furiosi
To break up the hallway and bedrooms, it was necessary to redesign the space as a single, new space, allowing for the redistribution of the bedrooms, taking into... More
Product • By Slide • AMORE OCEAN
AMORE OCEAN
Amore Ocean is the calligraphic bench in recycled polyethylene made from marine ropes and fishing nets. More
Product • By True Design SRL • TOD | Stool
TOD | Stool
Inspired by the traditional work stools, Tod stool is available in two different heights.
Made of solid wood, it is proposed not only in natural oak or thermocooked wood, but also in a variety of colours with a glossy finish that make it a transversal complement with great flexibility of use in different contexts.
Tod interprets the stool as both an everyday object and a distinctive feature of the space.A simple gesture that conveys balance, materiality, and care. More