Situated in the picturesque Tuscan countryside just outside the Chianti region, Casa della Fonte underwent a comprehensive renovation, expansion, and energy efficiency upgrade by the design firm Officina Abitare.
This small house received a complete transformation, with the enclosed loggias and a modest addition creating more livable space to meet the client’s needs. The new interiors were thoughtfully designed to optimize the building’s orientation and connect seamlessly to the stunning surrounding landscape through expansive windows.
Officina Abitare‘s latest renovation project, Casa Citerna, is a harmonious blend of traditional elements and contemporary design. Situated in the historic center of a town between Chianti and Valdarno, this private residence underwent a comprehensive transformation, blending energy-efficient construction techniques with the restoration of original materials. The project focused on reorganizing the home’s spatial layout, introducing new amenities while respecting the property’s rich heritage.
From the use of handcrafted terracotta floors to the integration of chestnut wood beams, Casa Citerna seamlessly incorporates the region’s architectural vernacular into a modern, sustainable living space.
Villa il Gioiello, a stunning 700-square-meter house in Florence, Italy, designed by the renowned Pierattelli Architetture in 2025, seamlessly blends past memories with contemporary functions. This sophisticated residence, situated among the city’s iconic hills, preserves the ancient atmosphere and soul of the location, while incorporating works of art from renowned 20th-century artists, creating a continuously evolving story.
Casa F&V, designed by Archiplan Studio in 2023, redefines the historic farmhouse in Florence, Tuscany. Showcasing a minimalist design infused with sensual materials, this house blends traditional Tuscan aesthetics with contemporary interior sensibilities, embodying an embracing tranquility that resonates with Florence’s heritage.
Discover Casa VB, a minimalist house nestled in Florence’s Santa Croce neighborhood. Designed by Deferrari+Modesti in 2023, this modern oasis combines spacious living areas with private quarters, all adorned in white plaster and oak parquet. Explore how this Italian masterpiece redefines contemporary living within a historic setting.
Casa AD in Florence, designed by Deferrari+Modesti, epitomizes minimalist elegance. Located in the scenic Le Cure district, this apartment is a harmonious blend of natural light and thoughtful space utilization.
Tailored for a young couple with passions for architecture and fashion, it offers a cozy, modern environment that respects its natural surroundings. The design maximizes living space while maintaining a connection with the Fiesole hills, creating a unique, open-plan home that is both functional and stylish.
Discover the transformative power of creative interior design at Libreria Brac, an immersive meeting and reading space nestled in the historic heart of Florence, Italy. The renowned DEFERRARI+MODESTI studio breathes new life into this emblematic bookstore, crafting a harmonious blend of traditional Tuscan architecture and contemporary design elements.
Experience the intriguing play of space, color, and light within the rooms that effortlessly morph from a cozy reading corner to a lively communal space. Immerse yourself in the vibrant narrative of Libreria Brac, a testament to the timeless beauty of the past, masterfully intertwined with the vibrant threads of the present.
Immerse yourself in the traditional allure of Stanford University Headquarters, majestically poised on the main floor of Palazzo Capponi alle Rovinate in Florence, Italy, the epicenter of Renaissance art and culture. Crafted by the renowned Clorostudio Architetti, the University’s abode tells a tale of historic grandeur meeting modern versatility, with an architectural design that leaves you in awe.
Step into a world where history, architecture, and modern design intertwine, offering an enriching experience that is quintessentially Stanford University in Florence.
