m12 Advert designs Casa NARF Nautical interior structure in a non-public home

The nautical globe and, in individual, the structure of luxurious mega yachts, has above the earlier twenty many years inspired the development of luxurious interiors, reflecting the intimacy and consolation of a non-public home, to better satisfy the needs of a remarkably demanding clientele. A environment in which versatility and notice to detail are the vital qualities and where by the methods introduced to everyday living are “custom made” and produced with outstanding care. Architect Michelangelo Olivieri, founder of the m12 Advert architecture studio was, in point, encouraged by the layout of a yacht for a the latest household inside style and design venture done in Puglia. An unconventional strategy, still one that was equipped to satisfy the purchasers, with a style and design that fulfilled their dreams. The customers, a spouse and children of four, experienced entrusted the architect with renovating the interiors of a property in Puglia, divided on two concentrations.

The non-public residence had been just lately refurbished, but the higher floor was unused except for storage. The clients’ ask for to architect Michelangelo Olivieri was to wholly redesign the inside of the household, guaranteeing that every family members member had their individual area to perform, review, rest and expend time with their buddies.

The Casa NARF task was born specifically from these wants, starting off from a scrupulous planning of the areas, to ensure highest versatility. For the inside design, the architect was impressed by the necessary factors characterising the inside style of a yacht: timeless magnificence, uncomplicated traces, preset structures and storage units to make a fluid area, without having options of continuity. The property is made up of two bedrooms, a few bathrooms and two stroll-in closets plus a large dwelling space. The architect eliminated the outdated divisions involving the many areas, transforming all the partitions into storage models. The end result is essential spaces characterised by a innovative and relaxing glimpse. Every thing is tidy and minimal, with an essentiality also emphasised in the selection of colors and finishes. The architect favoured white, blue and wood colour, options that not only increase the refinement of the spaces, but are also ideal colours for reflecting organic light-weight.

Crucial strains and natural resources all link the residential inside style to that of a yacht. The option of flooring, for case in point, improves the nautical type even even further, as do the colours selected by the architect: white and teak lacquer for the storage models existing in the kitchen area and in other parts of the property, like the staircase connecting the two concentrations midnight blue for the bedroom partitions, for some of the residing space furnishings, the horizontal surfaces and the kitchen walls. Glass doorways flush with the wall and clear glass panels in the stroll-in closets increase the perception of a liquid place, in which each and every ingredient is connected to the adjacent a single, making it possible for natural gentle to penetrate each and every corner of the dwelling.

(Agnese Bifulco)
Photographs courtesy of m12 Advertisement photograph by Giuseppe Volpe
Project Name: Casa NARF

Interior style: m12 Ad www.m12advertisement.it (lead architect) Michelangelo Olivieri

Location: Puglia, Italia

Image: Giuseppe Volpe
