Casa AL: A Revived Traditional Trulli Home in Cisternino

Situated in Cisternino within the picturesque Valle d’Itria, Casa AL showcases a beautiful fusion of traditional trulli and lamie architecture. Renowned designer Mara Prè skillfully rejuvenated this storied residence, preserving its antique charm while incorporating today’s functional demands.

With every space meticulously designed for modern living, this project pays homage to its Italian roots.

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About Casa AL

Nestled in the heart of Valle d’Itria, Cisternino, lies Casa AL—a fusion of traditional trulli and lamie structures, deeply rooted in Puglia’s architectural tapestry. Memola Estudio revitalizes a cherished childhood home, blending the charm of ancient trulli with modern-day functionalities.

Blending Old with New

The project breathes life into the old home, ensuring every space serves a purpose.

Strategic Space Allocation

Two trulli have been transformed into bedrooms—a quaint suite and a child’s room. Meanwhile, the lamia welcomes you to a vibrant living and kitchen space.

Mastering Modern Living

The remaining structure houses a master bedroom complete with an ensuite bathroom and walk-in closet. Additionally, a separate bathroom caters to guests.

Photography courtesy of Mara Prè

- by Matt Watts

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