A traditional Milanese casa di ringhiera required a complete transformation: warped floor structures, reinforced internal partitions, and outdated systems called for a comprehensive renovation of the apartment.
The project was developed through to the finishes and principal fixed furnishings, using custom-made elements to reorganize the domestic space. A bespoke wardrobe becomes a full-height architectural partition, separating the sleeping and living areas, while the custom kitchen defines the cooking and dining zones through its volumetric presence.
The result is a renewed and cohesive interior in which architecture, built-in furniture, and natural materials work together to optimize space while preserving a clear sense of continuity and identity.
