Wood and Carpet Apartment, The subject of the project is the Restyling of a private apartment in which, while keeping the overall spatial distribution unchanged, the living room environment is enhanced through the inclusion of a wooden carpet that characterizes the environment, warms the atmosphere and enhances the spatial perception.
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The wooden carpet turns up against the wall and masks a piece of furniture that enhances and makes the lower part of the room usable by including a storage function.
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The wooden carpet is made with oak slats cut to size with decreasing dimensions to facilitate the creation of the curvature.
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A system of steps is inserted near the views which facilitates the view towards the outside and creates a seat from which you can enjoy the external view.
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The inclusion of a three-sided fireplace near the sofa area characterizes the space and avoids the functional division of the environment.
Project Info
Architects: Bodà Architetti
Country: Italy, Turin
Area: 200 m²
Year: 2022
Photographs: Archetipocreativo
Program / Use / Building Function: Residential
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