Interior design project
The project was based on an analysis of the apartment’s existing geometries, defined by generous heights and an inclined timber roof. The design phase focused on reading the volumes and spatial relationships, with the aim of turning the complexity of the structure into a clear and coherent system.
The layout and composition were developed to create continuity between the rooms, ensuring functionality and formal clarity while maintaining a recognisable contemporary identity.
Space and visual continuity
The open-plan living area was organised as the central space of the home, connected to the terrace through solutions designed to manage light and shading.
The sloping roof became a key element of the design. The addition of secondary volumes made it possible to organise the space into more intimate areas, while preserving overall fluidity and coherence.
Materials and light
The interior design is based on a measured language, balancing natural surfaces and carefully selected tones. Materials were chosen to define the volumes and make the spaces easy to read.
The lighting design was developed as an integral part of the concept, using a combination of direct and indirect light to enhance geometries, depth and functions, both inside the apartment and on the terrace.
Categories
Residential
City
Reggio Emilia
Nation
Italy
Status
Completed
Year
2020
Client
Private
Project Partners
Pini Amilcare & C
Key Points
- Interior design project developed from an analysis of the existing volumes.
- Layout redesign focused on continuity between the living area and the terrace, with solutions that modulate light, privacy and the relationship between spaces.
- Coordinated development of material choices and lighting design, ensuring residential quality and a contemporary identity.
Expertise
Project team
Categories
Residential
City
Reggio Emilia
Nation
Italy
Status
Completed
Year
2020
Client
Private
Project Partners
Pini Amilcare & C
Interior design project
The project was based on an analysis of the apartment’s existing geometries, defined by generous heights and an inclined timber roof. The design phase focused on reading the volumes and spatial relationships, with the aim of turning the complexity of the structure into a clear and coherent system.
The layout and composition were developed to create continuity between the rooms, ensuring functionality and formal clarity while maintaining a recognisable contemporary identity.
Space and visual continuity
The open-plan living area was organised as the central space of the home, connected to the terrace through solutions designed to manage light and shading.
The sloping roof became a key element of the design. The addition of secondary volumes made it possible to organise the space into more intimate areas, while preserving overall fluidity and coherence.
Materials and light
The interior design is based on a measured language, balancing natural surfaces and carefully selected tones. Materials were chosen to define the volumes and make the spaces easy to read.
The lighting design was developed as an integral part of the concept, using a combination of direct and indirect light to enhance geometries, depth and functions, both inside the apartment and on the terrace.
Key Points
- Interior design project developed from an analysis of the existing volumes.
- Layout redesign focused on continuity between the living area and the terrace, with solutions that modulate light, privacy and the relationship between spaces.
- Coordinated development of material choices and lighting design, ensuring residential quality and a contemporary identity.
Expertise
Project team
