Casa del Tramonto — Lake Garda
A 1960s lakeside villa received a ground-floor reconfiguration replacing compartmentalised servants' quarters with a continuous living plane opening toward the water. Terracotta ceiling beams were cleaned and left exposed above a new polished screed floor.
Custom sliding shutters in weathered teak mediate afternoon glare without blocking breezes from the lake. The kitchen island incorporates a concealed induction hob and wine storage valued at €11,200 in joinery alone.
Palazzo Rinascimento — Verona Centro
Within a fifteenth-century palazzo we restored a fresco fragment discovered behind plasterboard during demolition. The surrounding salon was furnished with contemporary Italian seating upholstered in terracotta linen to echo pigment tones without competing visually.
A hidden home cinema occupies a former chapel alcove, with acoustic doors clad in matching panelling so the room reverts to formal reception use when screens retract into the ceiling cassette.
Studio Legale Bianchi — Via Cavour
This law office renovation prioritised client confidentiality through sound-rated partition construction and discrete circulation separating public waiting from private consultation corridors. Book-matched walnut veneer lines the partner meeting room.
Reception incorporates a bronze reception desk weighing nearly four hundred kilogrammes, installed overnight to minimise disruption to active practice operations during a six-week phased fit-out.
Attico San Zeno — Rooftop Apartment
A penthouse overlooking the basilica gained a rooftop pergola structure engineered to withstand Alpine wind loads while supporting climbing jasmine planted in integrated steel planters. Interior tones reference the pink marble of nearby church facades.
The primary bathroom features a freestanding tub positioned beneath a skylight with electrochromic glass dimming electronically. Total bathroom fit-out costs reached €24,600 including brassware and heated towel circuits.
Residenza Valpolicella — Farmhouse
An abandoned wine estate building converted into a family retreat preserves original stone arches while inserting a contemporary kitchen block finished in blackened steel. Underfloor heating throughout the ground floor uses a geothermal source.
Guest bedrooms in the former stables retain trough-length windows now fitted with secondary glazing to meet current thermal regulations without altering external elevations visible from the vineyard approach road.