Photos by Janis Nicolay
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dinning table - pooja_baid96
Andrew Snow Photography © Houzz 2012
My Houzz: MIllworker House
Under stairs - sahanashri
2017 Rome, Italy
LOCATION: Rome
AREA: 80 sq. m.
TYPE: Realized project
FIRM: Brain Factory - Architectyre & Design
ARCHITECT: Paola Oliva
DESIGNER: Marco Marotto
PHOTOGRAPHER: Marco Marotto
WEB: www.brainfactory.it
The renovation of this bright apartment located in the Prati district of Rome represents a perfect blend between the customer needs and the design intentions: in fact, even though it is 80 square meters, it was designed by favoring a displacement of the spaces in favor of a large open-space, environment most lived by homeowners, and reducing to the maximum, but always in line with urban parameters, the sleeping area and the bathrooms. Contextual to a wide architectural requirement, there was a desire to separate the kitchen environment from the living room through a glazed system divided by a regular square mesh grille and with a very industrial aspect: it was made into galvanized iron profiles with micaceous finishing and artisanally assembled on site and completed with stratified glazing. The mood of the apartment prefers the total white combined with the warm tones of the oak parquet floor. On the theme of the grid also plays the espalier of the bedroom: in drawing the wall there are dense parallel wooden profiles that have also the function as shelves that can be placed at various heights. To exalt the pure formal minimalism, there are wall-wire wardrobes and a very linear and rigorous technical lighting.
Glass partition - zachthamara
Photography by Bruce Damonte
Partiton for the Office area - sonihouse
yuichi higashibata
Kitchen - ichha_saini
https://www.houzz.in/photos/san-francisco-residence-phvw-vp~2472992 - anuraag_sarkar54
Photographer : Kunal Bhatia
The wood and small and compact with the tones and styling - sriya_sircar
With a design brief to minimize clutter and maximize space, the flat is designed with clean lines and a simple color palette, which creates a perfect backdrop for the owner’s artwork collections.
Unconventional design and layout creates an extraordinary space for a study in a trapezoid-shaped living room. Wood is used extensively to foster a welcoming warmth in the home.
Indirect lighting design, such light troughs helps to achieve a minimalistic look, making the flat looks more spacious. An accent color in each bedroom is adopted to help bring out its distinctive personality and ambience effectively.
