This modernist duplex of significant architectural value begins with a clear intention: preserve what makes it unique while allowing it to remain relevant to contemporary living. A balance between heritage and functionality, where every intervention seeks to reinforce the home’s original character.
The architecture was already there.
In the coffered ceilings. The mouldings. The hydraulic tiles. The doors, windows and staircase connecting both levels.
The project starts from a deep respect for these elements. Not as relics of the past, but as active components of the home’s identity.
The layout is rethought to respond to current needs without compromising its essence.
Circulation becomes more fluid, spaces feel more generous and storage solutions are naturally integrated into an architecture originally conceived for a different way of life. Bathrooms are completely renewed, introducing comfort and functionality while maintaining a dialogue with the home’s historic language.
The intervention seeks simplicity in order to reveal value.
Every interior design decision follows the same principle: allowing the architecture to breathe. Furniture is carefully restrained, forms remain clean and decorative elements are reduced to what is essential so they never compete with the richness of the existing space.
The protagonist was already here.
It simply needed its place back.
Natural light, restored details and original materials create a warm and welcoming atmosphere where past and present coexist effortlessly.
Because preservation is not about standing still.
It is about finding new ways to keep living with what deserves to endure.