Carola Vannini Designs a Palatial Contemporary Apartment in Italy

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Sleek working area with an outdoor access - Sleek working area with an outdoor access

Concrete bathroom with white ambient lights - Concrete bathroom with white ambient lights

Bedroom with built-in headboard shelving - Bedroom with built-in headboard shelving

Contemporary kid's room with a built-in window desk - Contemporary kid's room with a built-in window desk

Kid's room with a built-in storage wall bed - Kid's room with a built-in storage wall bed

Even radiators are glamorous in this apartment - Even radiators are glamorous in this apartment

Half wall dividing areas in open layout - Half wall dividing areas in open layout

Modern carcass lights over a formal dining table - Modern carcass lights over a formal dining table

Light wooden floor planks come in different widths - Light wooden floor planks come in different widths

Kitchen island for eating and cooking - Kitchen island for eating and cooking

The dining area in the sea of space - The dining area in the sea of space

Pocket sliding doors severing the kitchen from spacious living areas - Pocket sliding doors severing the kitchen from spacious living areas

Square columns add grandeur to the sleek interiors - Square columns add grandeur to the sleek interiors

Minimal living room - Minimal living room

Carola Vannini Designs a Palatial Contemporary Apartment in Italy

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Sleek working area with an outdoor access

Concrete bathroom with white ambient lights

Bedroom with built-in headboard shelving

Contemporary kid's room with a built-in window desk

Kid's room with a built-in storage wall bed

Even radiators are glamorous in this apartment

Modern carcass lights over a formal dining table

Light wooden floor planks come in different widths

Pocket sliding doors severing the kitchen from spacious living areas

Square columns add grandeur to the sleek interiors

Carola Vannini‘s latest project is J Apartment located in Rome with an impressive square footage of 1,292 (120 square meters). The palatial contemporary apartment comes decorated with minimalist furnishings; its main feature, however – big square columns that run between the living/dining area and kitchen.

It’s been sectioned in dark boxy areas in the past, so the primary goal was to transform the layout. Instead of knocking down the walls, the designer brought sliding wall components to help make the space more versatile.

Now, if the residents would like they can enjoy an open kitchen/living/dining area or easily separate the cooking space from the main room. Behind a half wall, there is a more private seating area that instantly provides a piece of privacy.

A home office that has access to the wooden terrace can double as a guest room. There is also additional storage space in the apartment hidden behind the two backlit printed plexiglass panels.

Though most rooms are highly practical, each with its own distinct function, the apartment still looks like a contemporary palace thanks to its spacious living zone and high ceilings. Sparse furnishings amplify the size of the main room. Tall silver and white radiators deserve a note, as they make the space look all the more grand and contemporary.