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Project • By Elisa Manelli architetto • Apartments
Casa A+P
Located in one of the most pleasant streets in the center of Bologna, Casa A+P is the result of detailed and passionate interior work in which each element has been designed in a sartorial way.
Fabio Bascetta Fotografo
Choosing a new home means facing a major life change and for an architect, designing the space, even before starting to design it, means collecting, condensing and rationalizing the new needs of the client but also, and above all, giving shape to the dreams that this change brings with it.
Fabio Bascetta Fotografo
So Casa A+P had to respond to a request that almost sounded like a bet: managing to contain twenty years of life spent in a larger home in a new, more intimate space without, however, giving up for... More
Project • By Ernesto Fusco Interior Designer • Apartments
ROMANTIC NEST
We are in one of the most beautiful place in Italy, an ancient village of the beautiful Amalfi Coast.
Suspended between sea and mountains there is this apartment with terrace,
with breathtaking views on the Mediterranean sea.
Everything is projected to have a unique space towards the sea.
A white and essential space, that don’t forgets the spirit and colors of the traditions .
From here comes the idea to bring in the project the most famous element of the Amalfi Coast; The “Vietri's ceramic”, In this case, subverting the rules of tradition, become a ceiling covering.
The freshness and elegance of white linen fabrics, warmly of wood and the colors of the ceramics that gent... More
Project • By marasovic arhitekti • Apartments
Apartment M8
This project, realized as a fully functional apartment for a couple, is actually a sample project/showroom inside our studio. It clearly shows the way in which we think and work and is a great non-verbal communication tool between our client, collaborators, and our studio. The apartment is situated in the old city center of Koper, in a building that was designed by the renowned Slovenian modernist Edo Mihevc. The interior design was influenced by the legacy of the original design, but adapted to a contemporary lifestyle and modern-day needs. The kitchen and the living room were joined by the elimination of a partition wall. The presence of the bedroom and the office is undetectable due to the hidden doors in the wooden panelling. In this wa... More