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Firm LocationCesena, Italy
Companytissellistudioarchitetti
Lead DesignerFilippo Tisselli
Design TeamCinzia Mondello, Marcin Dworzynski, Massimiliano Urbini
ClientPrivate
Projecthttps://tissellistudio.com/projects/long/
Project Videohttps://vimeo.com/1093034698

In one of Italy's most beautiful villages, an art-collecting couple transformed a ruin into a family retreat. The design concept turned the house into a blank canvas where art, family, and nature converge. White resin covers the floors, walls, and ceilings, enhancing natural light and providing a neutral backdrop for custom furniture and contemporary artworks. The house spans two floors: the ground floor houses an open living area, while the upper floor includes a flexible, private sleeping space. It’s a harmonious blend of past and present, where art is part of daily life.