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Continuous spaces and a modular boiserie enrich a Milan apartment

Casatibuonsante architects renovates an apartment in a 70s building, unifying the living area to obtain open and bright spaces.

House with a musicroom

Photo Francesca Iovene

design by casatibuonsante architects, Milan, 2018

Photo Francesca Iovene

Photo Francesca Iovene

Photo Francesca Iovene

Photo Francesca Iovene

Photo Francesca Iovene

Photo Francesca Iovene

Photo Francesca Iovene

Photo Francesca Iovene

Photo Francesca Iovene

Photo Francesca Iovene

Photo Francesca Iovene

Photo Francesca Iovene

Photo Francesca Iovene

Photo Francesca Iovene

Photo Francesca Iovene

Photo Francesca Iovene

House with a musicroom

design by casatibuonsante architects, Milan, 2018

Photo Francesca Iovene

Photo Francesca Iovene

Photo Francesca Iovene

Photo Francesca Iovene

Photo Francesca Iovene

Photo Francesca Iovene

Photo Francesca Iovene

Photo Francesca Iovene

Photo Francesca Iovene

Photo Francesca Iovene

Photo Francesca Iovene

Photo Francesca Iovene

Photo Francesca Iovene

Photo Francesca Iovene

Photo Francesca Iovene

Photo Francesca Iovene

Photo Francesca Iovene

Casatibuonsante architects has renovated an elegant apartment in a Milanese seventies building. Architects completely open the living area, using mobile partitions to occasionally separate it from the “Music Room”.

A white modular boiserie marks the space of the central living room, concealing the services of the apartment. The House with Music Hall follows the needs, habits and domestic rituals of the owners.

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