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Metropolitan Style in the heart of EUR

Dec 16, 2020

Pragma Architects designed a private apartment situated on a high floor of one of the most quietly elegant buildings in the Roman district of EUR.

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The area was planned to be home to the World Fair of 1942, a project to which are dating back some representative buildings designed with elements from the Italian rationalism. Thanks to its high position, the apartment enjoys a wonderful view over this historical buildings and the surrounding landscape: an asset Pragma Architects wanted to enhance as much as possible during the apartments renovation. Therefore, the designers designed very large windows with hanging blinds directly included in the frame. With this solution, the curtains can completely desappear, allowing the view to be really amplified.



In order to follow the clients’ ideas and lifestyle demands and to improve the spacial proportions, Pragma Architects slightly changed the interior organization. The main change concerned the living room, that has been reduced in order to realize a fitness room and a more livable kitchen. The new heart and focal point of the entire apartment is the contemο»Ώporary fireplace that divides the living from the dining area and offers a warm and comfortable place to relax.



ο»ΏFor the fireplace Pragma Architects designed surfaces with a sophisticated mix of concrete, marble and metal effects. The dark and gray shades, which includes the window frames, the radiators, and some furniture details, are balanced by the warmth of the natural oak flooring. Its imperfections add a unique patina that suits perfectly with the other interior design elements. The designers chose elegant coatings with industrial appeal also for the bathrooms and the kitchen.



The sleeping area consists of the master bedroom and a guest room used as a bureau, both with their own bathrooms. To reflect the clients’ personality, Pragma Architects designed interior spaces with a modern and metropolitan taste, where concrete is one of the key effects. A vibrating material, that has been used to cover up the back ground wall of the living area conveying to the living a extraordinary urban appeal. There are intentional vibrations and irregularities also on the wall finish, made with a handcrafted resin. The result offers surprising light refraction that create a fascinating and elegant atmosphere.

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All around the tree facades of the apartment, there is a spacious terrace where greenery and pots play an important role in organizing and decorating the space.



Photography  Paolo Fusco
Interior Design  Pragma Architects  www.pragmaarch.it

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