Italian designer Federico Delrosso, has made design projects for private residences. The design of this new apartment by Federico Delrosso starts from the specific request for a house that could accommodate parents and children, some from previous relationships. Delrosso says “The project for a private residence invariably has to take account of the client’s family structure. The house is a kind of exoskeleton in which human relations, even before family ties, develop and find their balance.”
He explains that the he, for this particular apartment, wanted to differentiate the first levels in a generational key. The first floor, the most ‘crowded’, is devoted to the children. The second, more intimate and compact, is for the parents. The third floor is designed for living together and hospitality, hence the living room and kitchen. It ends in a loft space where informal and compact space becomes a place of happy anarchy for relations and activities: partly study and partly leisure area.
