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.
Situated in Cisternino within the picturesque Valle d’Itria, Casa AL showcases a beautiful fusion of traditional trulli and lamie architecture. Renowned designer Mara Prè skillfully rejuvenated this storied residence, preserving its antique charm while incorporating today’s functional demands.
With every space meticulously designed for modern living, this project pays homage to its Italian roots.
Overlooking the scenic vistas of Monte di Procida, Italy, Casa R+A stands out as a paradigm of contemporary elegance. In a compact 90 sq. meters (approximately 968 sq. ft.), Manuarino Architettura Design Comunicazione has transformed this apartment, with warmth, sophistication, and a masterful choice of materials at its core.
In the scenic locale of Cambiano, Italy, a revolution in contemporary design unfolds as Elasticofarm unveils The Hole with the House Around.
As a reimagination of a 1970s house, this masterpiece offers more than just a roof; it’s a suspended marvel that blurs the boundaries between interior and exterior. In its embrace, one doesn’t merely view the majestic Alpine arc on clear days but lives amongst it, creating a harmonious dialogue with the landscape below and the vast sky above.
Dive into Milan’s vibrant Lambrate district, where Serena Confalonieri unveils her Casa Lambrate. This modern penthouse apartment beams with natural light across its two stories.
Celebrated for its seamless fusion of personal mementos and top-tier design aesthetics, it’s a striking testament to Confalonieri’s eclectic flair. Within, you’ll find an artful blend of warm woods, contemporary concrete, and playful splashes of color, crafting a home that’s both inviting and undeniably chic.
