An exclusive and meticulously designed apartment of nearly 60 square meters, where natural wood floors and exposed beams create a warm and sophisticated atmosphere.

The entrance opens onto a bright living area, featuring an elegant Rationalist-style sofa, which can be converted into a comfortable third bed. Illuminating the space is the striking Garbo lamp, a masterpiece by Japanese artist Mariyo Yagi.

In the dining area, a fully equipped kitchen seamlessly blends function and design, while the bedroom features a rare Futurist wardrobe, a refined study nook with a 1950s bookshelf, and the sculptural presence of an authentic Scolari chandelier from the 1960s.

The bathroom is a true tribute to Italian design: the innovative Ipsilon line, created in 1969 by ceramic artist Antonia Campi, offers a unique experience where aesthetics and function blend in perfect harmony.