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Dimora a Porta Romana Apartment Renovation Blends Old and New

Light-filled living room with modern furniture and decor accents, hardwood flooring, and stylish curtains.

Dimora a Porta Romana is an apartment in a historic building in Milan’s Porta Romana district renovated by BOATTOMARTINOstudio. Completed in 2024, the project melds contemporary design with timeless elegance, resulting in a space that celebrates both modern architecture and the building’s historical charm.

Boasting a palette of warm colors and bespoke furnishings, the apartment’s design incorporates original elements like cement tiles and integrates new aspects like steel beams, creating continuity and harmony throughout.

Casa Cientoonce Reveals Madrid’s Early 20th-Century Charm

Spacious room with arched brick ceiling, wood floors, and a woman relaxing on a chair.

Local studio ZOOCO Estudio has renovated a historic house in Madrid, Spain. Designed in 2022, the Casa Cientoonce project incorporates elements reminiscent of early 20th-century residential architecture. The team aimed to peel back accumulated layers to reveal the original features, including Catalan vaults and rustic materials, injecting the space with character and respecting its historical context.

Casa Rapsodia Offers Unique Minimalist Interior Featuring Historic Details

A modern dining room with a checkered tile floor, a black table, and wooden chairs. A sleek pendant light fixture hangs above the table.

Located in Rome, Italy, Casa Rapsodia is an apartment that exhibits a bold minimalist interior infused with vibrant contemporary touches, designed in 2024 by Punto Zero. The flat features a stimulating interplay of traditional Roman architecture and modern design elements. Distinctive accents delineate and separate spaces, presenting strong color contrasts between the historic features and the audacious new components. Cool tones interact with pop-inspired accents for a captivating aesthetic.

Casa Chuburná by FMT Estudio Transforms Abandoned Country House

Warm, minimalist interior with concrete walls, wooden desk, and pendant lights.

Located in Mérida, Mexico, FMT Estudio redesigned Casa Chuburná, a country house first built in the first half of the 20th century. The project focused on renovating the abandoned structure, enhancing lighting and ventilation by adding larger windows, and retaining historic elements. New areas were added with distinct textures and colours, blending the old and new. The result is a spacious home with garden views from every room, offering a retreat from the city’s fast pace.

Casa Mazzini Offers Scandinavian-Inspired Interior Design

Bright, minimalist dining space with wooden table, hanging green lamps, and framed artwork.

Designed by Matteo Magnabosco, Casa Mazzini is located in Torino, Italy. This historic apartment renovation prioritizes natural light and organisation. Structured around a sizable kitchen-cum-living room with a chunky corner sofa, the home features decor with Scandinavian touches, such as clean-lined furniture and statement lights. A palette of natural wood, marble, and glass is used throughout, while sage green tiles nod to contemporary trends.

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