Located in Milan, Italy, the MNAI Apartment is a 110-square-meter apartment finished in 2024, designed by STUDIO18MILANO. The apartment’s modern interior design underwent a complete transformation balancing vintage and contemporary furnishings. The renovation optimizes its space and creates flowing connections, notably featuring fabric-covered movable partitions, a staple of Gio Ponti’s work, allowing the apartment to adapt as needed, with an elegant design that embraces both modern and historical elements.
Set in Fasano, Italy, Masseria Sant Aniello is a Historic farmstead designed by Augustii Architects, seamlessly blending tradition and modernity. This 2000 m² property boasts a cross vaulted interior and sweeping views of the Mediterranean and the mountains, meticulously converted into a private family home. As the farmstead transformation continues, future amenities include guest lodgings, a spa, and a converted chicken coop swimming pool. This is a lookout with pure Italian style and sophistication.
Designed by Carola Vannini, Parioli Penthouse is a renovated apartment located in Rome, Italy. The essential and welcoming interiors of the apartment were completed in 2025 and characterized by warm wood, stone and resin-patterned surfaces. The home features a dual-level design, complete with a functional kitchen and large terrace.
In the charming scenario of Roma, Italy, the Meltin Pot apartment reflects the tastes of its designer owner and lover. Architetti 07am have created an abode which has an industrial and bohemian style, achieving two goals with one design: to create a stylish space to unwind, and to honour the cinematic influences of the young couple who occupy it.
Located in Rome, Italy, Casa Città Giardino is a house designed in 2024 by PAROS architettura. The project aims to respect the original elegance of a Liberty villino. A dialogue between past and present, where architectural elements from the 1920s are carefully preserved and contemporary solutions are inserted with sensitivity and discretion.
In Cesena, Italy, Piraccini + Potente Architettura has transformed a disused mechanical workshop into a contemporary house that creatively balances the living and working needs of a family of three. Designed in 2022, the building combines work spaces like offices and yoga studios with family areas, responding thoughtfully to the presence of a five-year-old child, who can move safely and independently in the home environment.
Situated in Milan, Italy, Apt. Pisacane features a renovation of a 1904 apartment by Valencia Biscottini. The designer introduced a contemporary style while preserving original details, such as elaborate ceiling frames and opulent hardwood floors, as well as restoring windows. The approximately 160-square-meter apartment now boasts a transformed central hallway emphasizing light and spatial flow, with colorful custom furniture creating a vibrant atmosphere in the historic shell.
Studio Didea has refurbished an apartment in Palermo, Italy, that celebrates its occupants’ contrasting professional backgrounds while highlighting its original decorative elements. The home is called Casa Florio – a portmanteau of its owners’ surnames Savarino and Lupo – nodding to entrepreneur Emanuele Savarino’s tech company SaLu Suites Systems, run with his wife, Floriana Savarino. The couple commissioned Palazzo Malaspina owners Fabio Rocca and archiphilosophy to look after their holiday let and digital detox retreat.
