Casamarancia
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这间公寓位于罗马Tor Marancia地区，靠近Appia Antica公园，正处于一个转型中的区域中心。公寓由Manuela Tognoli设计，专为一对有两个孩子且热爱当代艺术的国际夫妇打造。
空间结合了功能性与风格，采用定制解决方案，突出每一个细节，并使用了天然材料、纹理表面和创意面料。空间的流动性是项目的核心：厨房专为那些热爱烹饪和分享欢乐时刻的人设计，与用餐区和客厅直接对话，创造了一个动态、非正式的空间，非常适合家庭生活。独特的设计作品和艺术品丰富了室内空间，创造了一个兼具创意与个性的环境。与客厅完全相连的大露台提供了开阔的城市景观，为项目增添了更多的光线和开放感。
这间约100平方米的顶层公寓经过全面重新设计，以满足居住家庭的需求。最初，平面布局混乱，厨房远离起居区，且只有一个浴室。建筑项目试图满足客户的所有需求，将厨房移至客厅附近，增加了一个浴室，将主卧室设置在原先厨房的位置，并插入了各种隐藏的储物空间。两个孩子的卧室位于靠近房屋入口的区域，带有一个小型私人阳台。
项目还包括对俯瞰露台的外部开口的改造，在客厅中创建了一个双扇大滑动窗，并在厨房区域新增了一个出口，以与外部建立更直接的联系。
在起居区，我们看到了带有锯切效果的深色橡木地板，墙壁采用沙色石灰涂料完成，而柱子和结构梁的混凝土则被暴露出来，保留了其天然材料，与墙壁形成对比。黑色漆面厨房俯瞰客厅，但位于房间的一个独立部分，通过一个定制的黑色染色橡木台面连接。现有的壁炉被覆盖了自然饰面的金属，金属饰面沿墙壁延伸，形成了一个轻盈且功能性的书架。
在主卧室和浴室区域，地板由深灰色混凝土取代，混凝土在浴室中变为覆盖材料，颜色从深灰色变为沙色。
从客厅进入私人区域需要通过一个全高的滑动隔断，穿过一个带有镜面门的走廊后，进入主卧室。衣柜设计为两个对称的元素，位于中央床的两侧，采用独立的黑色铁结构和中性织物覆盖。第二个滑动隔断通向主浴室，沙色在天然橡木的长家具的映衬下更加温暖。
房屋的简约色彩和材料通过与设计师家具的缎面钢以及为这间公寓挑选的艺术品的结合得到了提升。Daniela Pinotti的Quattro系列扶手椅和房间隔断的织物，手绘有绿色、柔和且流畅的线条，适用于室内外使用，与Millim Studio的Merge边桌 “铝和石灰华材质” 以及Madlen Ceramics的Stone Table系列曲线石制花瓶共同营造了一个优雅、明亮且精致的氛围。
客厅中展示的Stefano Canto的“Scomposizioni Fotografiche”系列作品“S5”，代表了一幅山景照片，印在反光粘纸上并经过激光雕刻，艺术家通过重新组装一些三角形元素来构建新的想象建筑结构的骨架。
Located in Tor Marancia, in the heart of an area of Rome undergoing transformation near the Appia Antica park, the apartment designed by Manuela Tognoli is conceived for an international couple with two children and a passion for contemporary art.
The space combines functionality and style with bespoke solutions that enhance every detail and the use of natural materials, textured surfaces and creative fabrics. The fluidity of the spaces is the heart of the project: the kitchen, designed for those who love to cook and share convivial moments, is in direct dialogue with the dining area and the living room, creating a dynamic, informal space perfect for family life, also thanks to unique design pieces and art works that enrich the interiors, creating a space that combines creativity and personality. The large terrace completely connected to the living room offers an open view of the city, adding a further dimension of light and openness to the project.
The house, a penthouse of about 100 square meters, has been completely redesigned to meet the needs of the family that lives there. Initially the floor plan was confusing, the kitchen was far from the living area and there was only one bathroom. The architectural project tried to satisfy all the needs of the clients, moving the kitchen towards the living room, adding a second bathroom, creating the master bedroom where the kitchen was previously located, and inserting various hidden storage spaces. The two children's bedrooms are located in an area near the entrance of the house, with a small private balcony.
The project also included changes to the external openings that overlook the terrace, creating a double large sliding window in the living room and a new exit from the kitchen area to have a more direct relationship with the outside.
In the living area we find a dark oak parquet floor with a saw cut effect, the walls are finished with a sand-colored lime paint and the concrete of the pillars and structural beams was exposed, leaving its natural material in contrast with the walls. The black lacquered kitchen overlooks the living room but is located in a detached portion of the room, connected by a black stained oak top custom designed. The existing fireplace has been covered with metal with a natural finish that continues along the wall forming a light and functional bookcase.
In the master bedroom area and in the bathrooms, the parquet gives way to a dark gray concrete floor that becomes a covering in the bathrooms, changing from dark gray to sand colour.
The access to the private area from the living room is through a full-height sliding partition, and after crossing a hallway with mirrored doors, you enter the master bedroom. The wardrobes were designed as two symmetrical elements with respect to the central bed, made with a free-standing black iron structure and a neutral fabric covering. A second sliding partition leads to the en suite bathroom where the sand color is further warmed by a long piece of furniture in natural oak.
The sobriety of the colors and materials of the house is enhanced thanks to the combination with the satin steel of the designer furnishings and the works of art selected for this apartment. The fabrics of the armchair and room divider from the Quattro Collection by Daniela Pinotti, hand-drawn with a green, soft and fluid sign, for both indoor and outdoor use, together with the Merge side table by Millim Studio in aluminum and Travertine and the sinuous stoneware vases from the Stone Table collection by Madlen Ceramics create an elegant, bright and refined atmosphere.
The work “S5” by Stefano Canto from the “Scomposizioni Fotografiche” series present in the living room, represents the photograph of a mountain landscape printed on reflective adhesive paper and laser engraved, on which the artist intervened by reassembling some triangular elements to build skeletons of new imaginary architectural structures.