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Project • By ECLISSE • Apartments
Casa Valentini
At the third floor of the family home from the 1950s where the family of architect Francesco Valentini has been living since, this attic was originally divided into rooms as if it were to be made habitable, but was never completed.Before the renovation, the parcelling of the space was strict and the rooms clearly separated, with a load-bearing wall running along the entire floor plan. In order to remedy this division that made the place cramped and unlivable, the architect decided to intervene by knocking down all the walls in the living area and rationalising the sleeping area. Existing holes between the two were retained and no new separations were built.
Ar. Francesco Valentini - Ph. Enrico Dal Zotto
In renovating the apartment, th... More
Product • By DGA Windows • Fineline Minimal
Fineline Minimal
A collection of minimal aluminium windows and doors to inspire architects. Minimal frames for maximum views. More
Product • By MOTION FACADES • Motion 520 - Minimal Sliding Door - Minima Sliding System
Motion 520 - Minimal Sliding Door - Minima Sliding System
Minimal Sliding system has been engineered for the fabrication of large panels up to 4.0 meters in height and 3.0 meters in width.
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Project • By Ermetika • Private Houses
Domvs MD
We are in Bari, where the Domvs MD project has taken shape by the K1 Artstudio. The designers, Arch. Stefano Carlone and Designer Vincenzo Berlingerio, planned the complete restyling of the flat through elegant tailoring that made possible to make the most of the rooms.
The main change was the reorganisation of the living room together with the fusion of two adjacent rooms. By eliminating the partition between these rooms, a large room was created and reorganised thanks to a custom-made wardrobe. This element created a new boundary between the two bedrooms, which remain independent but at the same time connected through a passage in the wardrobe.
Visual and chromatic continuity is one of the main features of this project. The neutral colo... More