The entrance hall leads into a kitchen flooded with light.
Vibrant colors punctuate the project, demarcating functions in a cheerful atmosphere.
The kitchen shelf – the only element that stays fixed – also serves as additional storage.
The old partition walls have been removed, giving residents the freedom to adjust the space to suit their current desire.
If necessary, a curtain can isolate the living room from the bedroom.
Like a vestige of the past, a concrete beam has been preserved in its original state, adding even more character to the room.
The blue-toned floorties therooms together, increasing the feeling of space and light.
Let’s head to the bathroom!
The vertical tiling and floor to ceiling mirror seem to extend the room.
A super-sized Italian shower invites you to relax with its curved wall, while a transom lets in indirect sunlight.
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Curtains Metal Mirror Open kitchen Polished concrete Terrace Tiles Untreated concrete
Photos : Lea Martin Abazoglou
Text : Héloïse Rousseau
Architect : Federica Scalise
