Small Dream Kitchens – Rome Edition
It’s time to rethink our relationship with available space. Falper’s evolution is achieved with the Living Kitchens™ concept, which experiments with small-scale kitchens, revolutionizing the way we experience the kitchen in prestigious, yet highly sought-after, homes. Such as a residence for discerning tourists or an artist’s home in the center of Rome.
Falper’s pioneering approach extends its sophisticated design to a new area of the home: the kitchen. “Living Kitchens™ is a unique, innovative system designed to accommodate kitchens in small, prestigious apartments. This solution was previously unavailable on the market. We managed to integrate our clearly defined concept with the kitchen’s constraints, all with Falper’s signature aesthetics, precision, and quality,” says Luca Fallavena, CEO of Falper, who spearheaded the project with designer Andrea Federici.
Transversal elegance in a historic building in the most enchanting private courtyard on Via Margutta, the artists’ street. Silence and peace lie at the end of the courtyard. A spiral staircase winds up to the terrace overlooking the Eternal City. The small residence features antique wood floors and large windows overlooking a majestic tree. The kitchen, consisting of a few elements, including an island and a sideboard, was designed to create a solution even in spaces starting from 2.5 square meters. The island is equipped with a hob and sink, while the sideboard is a unique element, customizable inside and compatible with built-in appliances.
The renovated residence, combining Roman style with contemporary design, is ideal for the cosmopolitan traveler. The kitchen island was chosen in Carrara marble, selected among the most precious from the quarry. The monolithic shape within which the kitchen comes to life becomes a sculptural object of timeless beauty. The choice of classic marble is splendidly suited to Rome’s historic center. While meeting the natural demands of ongoing modernization, the apartment retains some of its antique features, preserving the refined atmosphere of the place.
