An informal apartment in Rome

This apartment, hidden only in one of the small, charming streets in Rome, is a stone's throw from the invasion of Campo de 'Fiori and shops and bars, in a part of the center where tradesmen and true Romans still live. Seating. When they designed this house, the two architects and their owner Edoardo Rosati and the Architects at Work Studio Olimpia Stacchi wanted to create a space with an informal appearance and a completely successful intent. The seating is also divided into areas of use between a clear and bright but visually concrete structure, according to columns and columns, which serve as a support for kitchen coatings and for the table. There are many solutions and details designed by two architects that make this house fashionable but also timeless: a combination of wood flooring table in two different sizes, pedestals designed for the occasion, kitchen and suspended table, glass and steel, ad hoc wardrobe, to name a few. A balanced combination of old and new furniture makes the house personal without moderation. The neutral colors of the walls provide continuity to the rooms and rooms and emphasize some elements such as the Scandinavian style bed, the Polaroid collection, the nurse's showcase of objects during travel. The fascinating landscape brings together the value of this apartment, the nest of creativity and the life of these young farmers.