Where history meets design, Italy delivers timeless homes and elegant interiors. Explore architectural and interior projects published on HomeWorldDesign that celebrate Italian craftsmanship and contemporary vision.
Project: Zighizaghi Urban Garden Architects: OFL Architecture Team project: Francesco Lipari and Giuseppe Conti Construction: Falegnameria Leto srl, Lavorazioni metalliche Grano, Vivai Garlisi, GBR di Baldo srl Area: 320 sqm Location: Favara, Sicily, Italy Photographs: Giuseppe Guarneri…
Perched on the first floor of a historic building at Cagliari’s highest point, the Cobalt Apartment by brothers Mauro and Matteo Soddu redefines holiday living in just 50 m². By embracing double-height volume, open-plan layout, and clever zoning,…
Designed by Studio GUM, the Moscova house is a volume with rectangular plan, placed on the fifth and top floor of a nineteenth century building, situated in a street corridor connecting the ‘garden’ of the city of…
A traditional apartment, a young couple and a big desire of living modern. To buy a house is always a complicated moment, where desires and compromises often clash, where budget and expectations don’t always correspond.
Architects: Lissoni Associati Project: Private Loft Monza Location: Milano, Italy Photographs: Joachim Wichmann Private Loft Monza is a conversion and renovation project completed by Italian studio Lissoni Associati. Originally a private theatre situated inside a courtyard in
For sixteen days – June 18 through July 3, 2016 (weather permitting) – Italy’s Lake Iseo is being reimagined. 100,000 square meters of shimmering yellow fabric, carried by a modular floating dock system of 220,000 high-density polyethylene…
Residenza d’Autore is a modern concrete block house designed by Giraldi Associati Architetti in Pieve di Cento, Italy. Description by Giraldi Associati Architetti: The residential building is located in an urban area which is only 500 meters
The project Epiphytes invites to rethink the relationship with indoor nature in terms of a cohabitation more respectful and attentive to the needs of the plant.
Orto fra i cortili (Garden Among the Courtyards) is the project realized on the flat roof of the building that houses Piuarch, in the heart of Milan’s Brera district.
