Loft Open Space
Florence (IT)
The renovation project of the Florentine glassworks, located within a former convent, represents a prime example of refurbishment and interior design that blends history, art, and modernity. This building, has been transformed into a sophisticated dwelling, managing to preserve the essence of its past while introducing contemporary design elements.
The renovation work required careful planning and significant commitment to ensure that the existing structure was not only preserved but also enhanced. The interventions involved both the exterior and interior of the building, paying special attention to the conservation of original materials, where possible, and the harmonious insertion of new elements.
Inside, the space has been completely reimagined to adapt to the needs of modern living, turning the building into an elegant and functional residence. The layout of the interiors has been designed to maximize the available space, creating a welcoming and comfortable environment. The result is a home that offers a spacious and bright master bedroom, two modern bathrooms equipped with every comfort, and communal areas that combine functionality and aesthetic beauty.
The approach to interior design aimed to create a balance between old and new, where custom-made furniture, high-quality finishes, and sophisticated lighting solutions coexist with historic architectural elements. The use of materials such as wood, metal, and glass contributes to creating a warm and inviting atmosphere, while the neutral tones of the walls and floors serve as a canvas for contemporary furnishings and artwork.
The renovation project has transformed the former convent into a charming dwelling, where the dialogue between past and present generates a unique living experience. This Florentine glassworks is thus given a new lease on life, offering an example of how architecture and design can work together to preserve our cultural heritage, enriching it with a touch of modernity and innovation.
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