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Trento, Italy
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Ex officina apartments and lofts
Trento, Italy
Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2025
SIZE
1000 sqft - 3000 sqft
The preliminary design of the five Ex officina apartments and lofts began by exploring various layout options, ultimately leading to two typologies: two apartments with separate bedrooms and three lofts (with living and sleeping areas in a single open space). Essentially, in this renovation, little or nothing had to be demolished; instead, it was necessary to create the internal partitions, install new systems, fit new internal and external windows and doors, apply new finishes, and refurbish the exterior spaces of the property. This included landscaping, a waste disposal area, lighting, and the entrance canopy. It was also necessary to provide consulting on the design furniture and lighting fixtures to be purchased.
All the apartments are located on a single level and have different orientations: two face north onto the main facade, while the other three (the lofts) face south. Pedestrian access is via an entrance path lined with plants (a mix of grasses and nandina to the north, and a hornbeam hedge to the south). From here, large tripartite glazed doors—modelled on the existing workshop openings—lead into the apartments. These allow ample natural light to enter while perforated privacy films ensure seclusion without blocking views of the outside.
The interiors welcome guests by reinterpreting the industrial theme in a contemporary way. Great care has been taken to juxtapose different materials, colours, and styles, much like in overseas lofts. The result is an apparently casual but harmonious mix of modern pieces, vintage finds, and eco-design furniture—almost as if it were the outcome of decades of collecting.
The living area in each apartment is equipped with a comfortable sofa bed and two poufs. The minimalist kitchen, deliberately designed without wall units but with open shelves, faces the dining table surrounded by armchairs made of recycled wood composite. The sleeping area is made cosy and romantic by a four-poster bed in acacia wood, which is also used for the bedside shelves, luggage racks, and even the kitchen cutting boards. The bathrooms in all five apartments benefit from natural light through large windows. Like greenhouses, they host hanging pothos plants that contribute to both hygrometric and psychological well-being. “Relaxation” is evoked by the stencil textures on the shower walls and by the graphics applied to the glass panes facing the parking area, reminiscent of the popular game Tic-Tac-Toe! The new aluminium window and door frames are finished in beige-grey, matching the resin flooring. Some accessories, such as hooks and light fixtures, are black, creating striking contrasts. These are complemented by LED spotlights, which enhance the brightness of the corridors and bathrooms in the evening and at night. Sofas, poufs, and the seat cushions in the dining areas introduce splashes of colour that blend harmoniously with the vintage posters—nostalgic reminders of the Trentino mountains of the past.
All the apartments are located on a single level and have different orientations: two face north onto the main facade, while the other three (the lofts) face south. Pedestrian access is via an entrance path lined with plants (a mix of grasses and nandina to the north, and a hornbeam hedge to the south). From here, large tripartite glazed doors—modelled on the existing workshop openings—lead into the apartments. These allow ample natural light to enter while perforated privacy films ensure seclusion without blocking views of the outside.
The interiors welcome guests by reinterpreting the industrial theme in a contemporary way. Great care has been taken to juxtapose different materials, colours, and styles, much like in overseas lofts. The result is an apparently casual but harmonious mix of modern pieces, vintage finds, and eco-design furniture—almost as if it were the outcome of decades of collecting.
The living area in each apartment is equipped with a comfortable sofa bed and two poufs. The minimalist kitchen, deliberately designed without wall units but with open shelves, faces the dining table surrounded by armchairs made of recycled wood composite. The sleeping area is made cosy and romantic by a four-poster bed in acacia wood, which is also used for the bedside shelves, luggage racks, and even the kitchen cutting boards. The bathrooms in all five apartments benefit from natural light through large windows. Like greenhouses, they host hanging pothos plants that contribute to both hygrometric and psychological well-being. “Relaxation” is evoked by the stencil textures on the shower walls and by the graphics applied to the glass panes facing the parking area, reminiscent of the popular game Tic-Tac-Toe! The new aluminium window and door frames are finished in beige-grey, matching the resin flooring. Some accessories, such as hooks and light fixtures, are black, creating striking contrasts. These are complemented by LED spotlights, which enhance the brightness of the corridors and bathrooms in the evening and at night. Sofas, poufs, and the seat cushions in the dining areas introduce splashes of colour that blend harmoniously with the vintage posters—nostalgic reminders of the Trentino mountains of the past.
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