Monticello Apartment

This project signed by ALLdesign of this apartment located in the Monticello complex on Via Aurelia in Rome, involved the re-definition of the existing functional layout and interior design concept. Through some interventions, the existing layout was modified, with the aim of creating an open space environment that, at the same time, would be fluid and guarantee privacy when necessary, thanks to the 'use of large windows that, in addition to ensuring a perception of breadth and brightness, can isolate the study area, separating it from the living area. The furnishings use neutral and natural tones such as oak or walnut, contrasted with lacquered black or white, with the aim of enhancing their colors and grain. The more linear forms of the furniture in the living-kitchen area, contrast with the sinuous forms of the desk in the study area, while in the sleeping area in the furniture elements white and oak live in symbiosis, and coexist through the use of details (for example in the closets and bookcase) that embellish the design. The installation of full-height glazing has resulted in the creation of several spaces connected with the interior, a space serving the living area, designed to become a winter garden and intended for relaxing and reading a good book, with the possibility of admiring the dome of St. Peter's, a laundry area and a gym. The winter garden acts as a filter between the living and the outdoor space, in which a living and dining space has been designed.