A project studied in detail was followed by architect Maurizio Pol, founder of kkarchitecture, who transformed every corner into an invitation to live well. The kitchen chosen is an Arredo3 model. A young couple asked for an ambitious renovation project to make a 100 square meter apartment into a modern and versatile space. They wanted a spacious living space that was elegant, functional and welcoming, without sacrificing quality.
For this renovation kkarchitecture focused on the living area, with the demolition of a dividing wall to connect the kitchen and the living room, transforming these spaces into an open and bright environment. Thanks to this modification, the hallway, which was previously only intended to connect the entrance and the kitchen, has been transformed into an ante-bathroom that houses a minimalist sink with an essential design.
The kitchen, an Arredo3 model, was designed with an understated and refined aesthetic, dominated by white and enhanced by an island with an integrated table. The top of the island, with a dark stone effect, contrasts with the white of the wall units and the wooden details that add warmth and character to the space. This wood is also used in the shelves in the living area and in the emptying cabinet in the entrance, creating a textural continuity that blends harmoniously into the entire space. The play of contrasts is further enhanced by the use of black elements that frame the furniture and visually define the boundaries of the living area
This project shows how it is possible to optimize every aspect of the home, respecting the budget without sacrificing quality. Every choice, from the materials to the furnishings, was made with the aim of creating an environment where the owners can live in harmony, enjoying functional and welcoming spaces.
