60 m2 Living-room at Rome

SMALL SPACE-BIG TRANSFORMATION

In this 60 m² apartment living area, the challenge was to bring structure and serenity to a compact space while preserving a sense of openness.
The intention was to separate the entrance from the living room without creating visual barriers, designing a home that feels both organized and fluid.

The focal element of the project became a custom-designed TV unit, conceived as a functional architectural gesture. Its shelves and drawers provide vertical balance and generous storage, anchoring the living area without interrupting the spatial rhythm. It gives the room identity and purpose, acting as the heart of the day zone.

To mark the transition from the entrance to the living room, a dividing wall with open shelves was introduced — a permeable boundary that lets natural light pass through and maintains an unbroken visual connection. It creates a soft threshold: a space that welcomes, guides, and separates, without ever closing.

Together, these elements transform the apartment into a fluid sequence of spaces, where light travels freely and proportions feel expanded. A home where function and emotion align, proving that even the smallest interiors can feel generous when design listens to space — and to the lives within it.