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In the picturesque city of Bergamo, Italy, the former headquarters of Archos Studio has evolved into the stunning VL1 Guesthouse.

Spanning three levels, this apartment is a fusion of history and modern design, celebrating its origins while embracing contemporary additions. From the sunlit attic to a Calacatta marble kitchen, every corner tells a story, making it a unique stay in a city known for its rich heritage.

In Dogliani, Italy, lies Cascina_B — a masterfully renovated country house retreat that seamlessly blends rustic charm with contemporary design. Spearheaded by Studio Officina82, this former barn stands as a testament to the harmonious union of Alta Langa’s traditional architecture with modern innovation.

Here, centuries-old stone walls meet wood additions, while interiors are adorned with a mix of cocciopesto, lime, and reclaimed terracotta tiles, offering an authentic yet updated Italian countryside experience.

In the heart of Turin’s Barriera di Milano district, Casa MRGT stands as a testament to urban minimalism. Designed by the acclaimed Lamatilde, this 4-story loft apartment takes a bold step in residential architecture.

With expansive interiors of 350sqm (3,767 sq ft) and an outdoor terrace spanning 250sqm (2,691 sq ft), the home offers an impeccable blend of industrial roots and contemporary finesse. From an eclectic garage showcasing classic cars to a rooftop haven overlooking Turin, every space speaks of detail, design, and distinction.

In the picturesque setting of Garda, Italy, Liberty Garda stands as a testament to architectural resilience and innovation. Designed by the acclaimed PadiglioneB Architettura Integrata and redesigned in 2023, the house perfectly marries historic charm with modern sensibilities.

Drawing inspiration from traditional “Terrazzo alla Veneziana” floors and the warmth of Vicenza stone, the abode is a harmonious blend of the past and present.

In Naples, Italy, where art and history come alive on every corner, the Napoli Velata apartment stands out. Positioned within the monumental “Palazzo Vitozzi,” near the Museo Nazionale and l’Accademia delle Belle Arti, this chic residence boasts rooms that transport you through time. Designed by Antonio di Maro in 2023, it masterfully juxtaposes the 19th-century charm of Naples with contemporary elegance.

Grand windows, baroque frescoes, and intricate floor designs reveal the craftsmanship of bygone artisans, while modern elements like the Bulthaup kitchen seamlessly blend the past and the present.

In Turin, Italy, famed for its rich history and Baroque architecture, sits the Turin Foothills apartment. Designer Matteo Magnabosco masterfully revitalized this early twentieth-century home in 2023, merging its historical essence with modern sophistication.

With its distinctive pentagonal blueprint, the residence boasts renovated herringbone parquet and restored “cementine” concrete tiles, quintessential of its era. Warm neutral palettes blend with bespoke furnishings, crafting an ambiance where bygone elegance seamlessly intertwines with contemporary design.

In the scenic landscapes of Concesio, Italy, sits Cubage, a modern A-class home boasting eco-friendly materials and luxurious finishes. Flussocreativo‘s design perfectly marries contemporary aesthetics with the homely comfort sought by the homeowner.

With its three-tiered design, garden, private pool, and panoramic terrace views, this house redefines luxury living. Natural light pours into open spaces adorned with soft hues and oak parquet flooring, making every room an inviting oasis.

In Rome, designer Claudio Calcagni showcases Casa76, a reimagined attic apartment experience. Reflecting on architectural trends of the ’60s and ’70s, Casa76 combines a 140 sq. m (1,507 sq. ft) interior with a contemporary 50 sq. m (538 sq. ft) terrace.

With every corner, it celebrates art, literature, and unique perspectives, all the while providing a broad 180-degree view of the city.