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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination. Charming Private Apartment in Florence, Italy by PIERATTELLI ARCHITETTUREOctober 28th, 2018 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: PIERATTELLI ARCHITETTURE A big window looks out on to one of the most famous views in the world, the medieval stone arch bridge of Ponte Vecchio, as though a picture of the city had been painted there in the living room. Pierattelli Architetture has created this charming residence for a family of Italian entrepreneurs. The location is out of this world and its unique view represents a stunning frame through which to enjoy the city without being suffocated by it.  Image Courtesy © Matteo Zita /Iuri Niccolai
 Image Courtesy © Matteo Zita /Iuri Niccolai The apartment is located in via dei Bardi, in the heart of Florence, and occupies 130 square meters on one floor. It is based on an interior design project characterised by an approach to comfort that is able to return quality without displaying it. Attention to detail emerges from the furnishings: all handmade and bespoke by local craftsmen. The interiors are dominated by shades of white and blue that, in their different nuances, create a relaxing atmosphere aimed at pointing up the minimalist design of the rooms, in which iconic design pieces stand out.  Image Courtesy © Matteo Zita /Iuri Niccolai  Image Courtesy © Matteo Zita /Iuri Niccolai The real heart of the residence is the spacious living room overlooking the river. “Our aim was to create a space able to merge interior with exterior: that’s why we have attempted to recreate an open loggia. The two off-centre, pivot windows expand the perception of space, creating a sort of frame from which to enjoy a uniquely vivid image of the city”, say architects Andrea and Claudio Pierattelli. The space was designed to be in constant harmony with the context, permeable to natural light. The recurring element in the living room is also blue, which can be found in a number of details, from the border stitching of the divans to the surface of the console: a note of colour that creates a pleasant contrast between the burnished brass finishes and the warm woods of the floor and furniture.  Image Courtesy © Matteo Zita /Iuri Niccolai  Image Courtesy © Matteo Zita /Iuri Niccolai The large living area includes a dining room and kitchen. In the first, noteworthy is the Tulip table by Charles and Ray Eames by Knoll with top in white marble, and the Executive upholstered chairs by Eero Saarinen by Knoll, which, together with the island kitchen by Arclinea, respect the dominant colours of white and blue. Fine materials and the overall elegance of the furnishings lend a contemporary, refined touch to the room, all of whose lighting is designed by Flos. The double bed and its impressive headboard stand out in the main bedroom, which comes with a walk-in wardrobe. A touch of colour in a white-dominated, neutral, relaxing environment is lent by the upholstery and distinctive wardrobe. Sophisticated, warm Navona travertine, a natural milky-white-coloured stone with ivory veining of great luminosity, was chosen for the bathroom.  Image Courtesy © Matteo Zita /Iuri Niccolai  Image Courtesy © Matteo Zita /Iuri Niccolai  Image Courtesy © Matteo Zita /Iuri Niccolai  Image Courtesy © Matteo Zita /Iuri Niccolai  Image Courtesy © Matteo Zita /Iuri Niccolai  Image Courtesy © Matteo Zita /Iuri Niccolai  Image Courtesy © Matteo Zita /Iuri Niccolai  Image Courtesy © Matteo Zita /Iuri Niccolai  Image Courtesy © Matteo Zita /Iuri Niccolai  Image Courtesy © Matteo Zita /Iuri Niccolai
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