Thresholds of new habits
January 21, 2021
2A | Architetti renovated a 140 square meter apartment with a minimal contemporary style in Marcianise, Italy.
Designed starting from a radical overhaul of the spaces, the new distribution responds to the owners' needs, needs of simplicity and sociality. From here, a living area designed as a single open space with maximum use of natural light.
Three large portals, framed by wood, allow you to discover the living areas from different perspectives: on one side there is the island kitchen in white arabesque marble, in perfect contrast with the large custom-made dining table that governs the entire room and on the other, the conversation area with corner sofa, fireplace and TV screen.
With the exception of a few details that recall a Nordic style, the furnishings are all chosen in a minimal contemporary style, highlighted by the simplicity of the details.
In the 140 square meters, two bedrooms have also been created, one of which is a double bedroom, in which a refined atmosphere still emerges dictated by the light tones of oak and white. Two bathrooms dominated by the play of reliefs of the various coverings and a large walk-in closet.
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Carlo Oriente
Interior Design 2A Architetti www.2aarchitetti.com
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