ARABESCATO

Renovated in 2018 by the owners, the house underwent a careful redesign, respecting its original architecture while incorporating strong contemporary choices in both materials and functionality. From the moment you enter, the generous proportions and vertical circulation set the tone with a checkerboard floor of white and black Carrara marble. The ground floor houses the living areas, designed as a fluid and luminous open space. The Danish Kvik kitchen, with its clean and functional lines, is organized around a worktop and backsplash in Arabescato marble, lending an elegant, mineral dimension to the space. The dining room and kitchen flow seamlessly into the outdoors. The living area is structured by a floor-to-ceiling window, a true architectural feature, which opens onto the terrace and garden at ground level, creating a continuous indoor-outdoor flow and providing consistent light throughout the day. Extending from the living room on the right wing, a workshop, bathed in eastern light and situated under a glass roof, overlooks the garden and could be envisioned as a winter garden or an independent studio. The upper floors are dedicated to the sleeping quarters. The first floor comprises three bedrooms and a bathroom, while the converted attic includes two bedrooms and a shower room. A basement completes the property and offers additional space, perfect for a laundry room, storage, or an extra room. Outside, the intimate, verdant south-facing garden offers a rare urban retreat in this area and naturally extends the living spaces.