The tissellistudioarchitetti studio uses light walls and warm wooden floors as a backdrop for the custom-made furniture, characterised by its clean lines. In the living room, the staircase lined with coloured mirrors takes centre stage, giving the attic a double-height feel. A few steps down from the living room leads to the dining room where colourful and reflective elements provide a contemporary and sophisticated space.
On the upper floor, in the master bedroom, a series of skylights filter natural light creating a cosy atmosphere. The bedroom has a large window towards the bathroom creating a feeling of continuity between the two spaces. The bathroom with direct access to the room has a space where the sanitary ware and appliances are located, characterised by its mirrors and red surfaces.
NAP penthouse by tissellistudioarchitetti. Photograph courtesy of tissellistudioarchitetti.
Project description by tissellistudioarchitett
In the vibrant heart of Forlì, within the historic Palazzo Calboli dall'Aste, NAP penthouse combines the elegance of the past with contemporary elements in a surprising blend.
From the entrance, the living area welcomes us with a dramatic staircase-sculpture clad in colored mirrors, multiplying the perception of the double-height space. Warm wooden floors and light walls provide a backdrop for custom-made furniture characterized by clean lines and harmonious rhythms, designed to meet the needs of a couple of professionst.
Descending a few steps from the living room, you reach the dining room, where the introduction of colorful and reflective elements gives the space a contemporary and sophisticated atmosphere without compromising its sobriety.
The brushed stainless steel kitchen peninsula interacts with an elegant vertical panel in matte lacquered wood, discreetly concealing all the functions of the kitchen area.
In the sleeping area, the master bedroom features a large window overlooking the bathroom, creating an illusion of spatial continuity and offering a wide view. Natural light filtering through the skylights envelops the room in a welcoming atmosphere. The bathroom, directly accessible from the bedroom, opens onto a filter area characterized by red and mirrored surfaces, where sanitary fixtures and appliances are elegantly integrated.
The space then develops into a large, bright room enriched by exposed beams that enhance its beauty and spaciousness. This area, usually relegated to a secondary role, becomes the undisputed protagonist here, combining aesthetics and functionality in perfect harmony.
The NAP penthouse demonstrates how even the most intimate spaces can become a standalone work of art, surpassing traditional standards and offering a unique and engaging living experience.
