Italy / Tag

Casa E&F is an apartment in Naples, Italy, designed by Daniela Di Palma in 2025. Across the living area, kitchen, bedroom, and baths, a restrained mix of blush neutrals, oak, marble, and bronze-toned metal creates a calm, continuous interior. Full-height drapery softens the daylight, while sliding glass panels and built-in storage keep the plan clear, quiet, and easy to use.

Casa Frascà Bosco is a house in Roccella Ionica, Italy, designed by federico casati and completed in 2023. Set within the layered terrain of Calabria’s Gelsomini coast, the project turns local conditions into a clear architectural order, using hand-sculpted granite, deep shadow, and a stepped interior plan to organize daily life from the office and living room to the terrace and pool.

Casa Fràra is an apartment renovation in Ferrara, Italy, designed by Punto Zero around a dramatic new stair and a vivid dialogue with the building’s historic shell. Completed in 2025, the project sets brass, walnut, stone, and marble against exposed timber ceilings and frescoed surfaces, shaping rooms that feel warm, layered, and slightly theatrical without losing sight of the apartment’s Ferrarese character.

The Cipriani Apartment is an apartment in Milan, Italy, designed by Stefano Belingardi Clusoni within a historic city building. Conceived in 2026, the modern classic interior brings a contemporary point of view to the Cipriani identity, using travertine, glossy mahogany, and black iron to shape a calm, connected home. Across the plan, light and reflective finishes strengthen the sense of continuity from room to room.

Renovation of an Art Nouveau house in Merano recasts a historic house in Merano, Italy, by Christian Kapeller as a retreat set between a busy street and a quieter garden. Designed in 2024, the project keeps the protected façade intact while shifting the experience indoors, where a timber house-within-a-house and broad glazing reshape the mood from urban pressure to calm.

Casa Kaleido is an apartment in Naples, Italy, designed by Area Dieci as a sequence of rooms shaped by color, glass, and built-in elements. Across the living area, kitchen, bedroom, and baths, deep blue portals, green tile, pink-tinted partitions, and pale oak floors give the home a clear visual rhythm. The result feels graphic yet livable, with daylight softening every saturated surface.

CASA M_025 occupies the second floor of an early 20th-century Liberty building in Palermo, Italy, reworked by Provenzano Architetti Associati. The apartment respects its historic structure while shifting the daily focus toward a generous, convivial living core. Period doors, new oak flooring, and a layered chromatic palette guide the renovation, bringing contemporary comfort to a quietly grand city home.

Mexico and “Vucciria” transforms an existing apartment in Palermo, Italy into a narrative interior by Vid’A, shaped around memory, color, and everyday ritual. The project draws on the client’s formative journey to Mexico and the dense urban character of Palermo’s Vucciria quarter, translating those impressions into rooms that compress and release, invite conversation, and keep family life at the forefront.