Our approach began with reversing the main entrance to the south side, taking advantage of the scenic sea view and the ZTL road, with a gate opening onto the garden. This new entrance offers a continuous visual flow, allowing a line of sight from the garden entrance to the private street entrance. The redesigned entrance features a coat closet, two design armchairs, and a niche for books and decorations. It connects to the kitchen, which remains hidden yet accessible, and the dining area, highlighted by a large sea-view window, a square dining table, and artistic lighting.

The open space includes a versatile, modular sofa for flexible living and a cozy bar area with custom-designed cabinetry and Gio Ponti seating. We addressed the challenge of the existing fireplace and its immovable ducts by elevating the kitchen floor and utilizing the space beneath for essential installations. The fireplace wall, containing fixed pillars and cables, was transformed with a pass-through window between the living room and kitchen. This window, featuring a sliding panel with artwork, allows for dynamic space interaction.

A mirrored door leads to the night zone, featuring two small bedrooms, a guest bathroom, a full bathroom with a shower, a laundry room, and the master bedroom with an ensuite bathroom and walk-in closet. Despite the constraints, we exceeded expectations by harmonizing contemporary design elements with the cherry wood parquet flooring. Custom pastel blue and lacquered furniture, alongside a mustard-colored kitchen with stainless steel accents, create a futuristic yet sophisticated ambiance.