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From rental to full redesign, architect Matteo Fiorini transformed his rural Italian apartment into the functional space of his dreams.

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Luini, Turin

Untouched since its construction in the 1950s, Luini, a once poorly organised small apartment located in central Turin in Northern Italy has been redesigned from the ground up by architect and owner Davide Minervini turning it into a colourful and practical home 39sqm.

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Monolocale EFFE, Mantua

This 36sqm/387sqft apartment is located in a 15th-century building, in the city centre of Mantua, a UNESCO Patrimonial Site.

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Flat Eleven, Florence

The 50sqm/538sqft Flat Eleven was originally part of a larger home belonging to the parents of owner/architect Claudio Pierattelli.

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Il Cubotto, Bergamo

Architect Caterina Pilar Palumbo inventively redesigned her 19th-century Italian apartment into a multifunctional home and office.

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Urban Cabin, Bergamo

This 25sqm/269sqft home was once an under-utilised porch that was converted into a guest studio with a Persian influenced blue bathroom.

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Seaside Attic, Varazze

Determined not to let the two pitched roofs affect this studio apartment, architect Pierluigi Colombo cleverly used multifunctional furniture.

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Abruzzi, Milan

In order to maximise space in this small 44sqm/473sqft apartment, ATOMAA had to completely reimagine its floor plan.

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Riviera Cabin, Deiva Marina

Inspired by the tightly designed interiors of sailing boats, llabb Architecture converted this 70s open-plan studio into a two-bedroom home.

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Chambre de Bonne, Milan

Hidden on the top attic space of a historical 19th-century Milanese building is the aptly named 14sqm/150sqft Chambre de Bonne.

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