带反光家具的家，意大利 / Set Architects

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在诺门塔诺区（Nomentano），距离托洛尼亚别墅仅几步之遥，Set Architects完成了一套位于20世纪初建筑中的公寓改造，以当代视角重新诠释其传统空间布局。

In the Nomentano district, just a short walk from Villa Torlonia, Set Architects has completed the renovation of an apartment within an early 20th-century building, reinterpreting its traditional layout through a contemporary lens.

▼住宅概览，overview of the apartment © Federico Farinatti

▼形成连续且相互贯通的空间系统，
creating a continuous and interconnected spatial system © Federico Farinatti

项目为一个年轻家庭设计，并回应了这一时期住宅常见的平面特征：多个彼此独立的房间依次排列，层高约四米，承重墙上的开口限定出较为僵硬的空间组织。业主希望获得更加宽敞、流动，并能随着时间推移适应不同家庭需求的空间，这一诉求与原有平面形成了明显冲突。

The project is designed for a young family and engages with a layout typical of the period: a sequence of independent rooms, with ceilings approximately four meters high and openings in load-bearing walls that defined a strongly rigid distribution. The client’s brief called for larger, more fluid spaces capable of adapting over time to different domestic needs, an ambition clearly at odds with the existing plan.

▼通过移门的介入创造更加通畅流动的空间，
Creating a more open and fluid space through the use of sliding doors © Federico Farinatti

因此，设计对既有结构进行了有选择的介入，在起居区域新增两个开口，将厨房、餐厅、客厅与休闲区连接起来，形成连续且相互贯通的空间系统。新的空间渗透性又通过一套可移动构件进一步加强，包括通高折叠面板和滑动门，使空间能够根据不同使用情境重新组合，并在需要时提供不同程度的分隔与私密性。

The design therefore acts selectively on the structure, introducing two new openings within the living area that connect the kitchen, dining room, living room, and relaxation area, creating a continuous and interconnected spatial system. This new permeability is further articulated through a system of movable elements, full-height folding panels and sliding doors, that allow the spaces to be reconfigured, ensuring varying degrees of separation and privacy when needed.

▼选用有反光饰面的家具，using reflective furnitures © Federico Farinatti

在进行空间改造的同时，项目保留了公寓中具有代表性的原有元素，包括带彩色玻璃的木门以及天花装饰线脚，使建筑原有的历史记忆得以延续。

Alongside this spatial transformation, the project preserves key identity elements of the apartment: the original wooden doors with colored glass and the decorative ceiling moldings, which retain the building’s historical memory.

▼卧室空间，bedroom © Federico Farinatti

新介入采用了克制且经过精心控制的材料体系。定制橡木拼花地板以连续的几何图案铺设，成为贯穿整套公寓的统一元素。嵌入式家具均为定制设计，采用黄油色与灰蓝色亮光漆饰面；不锈钢则用于厨房、休闲区的滑动门系统，以及部分卫浴构件，包括洗手盆。

The new intervention focuses on a restrained and carefully controlled material palette. A custom-designed oak parquet floor, laid in a continuous geometric pattern, becomes the unifying element throughout the apartment. Built-in furnishings are bespoke, with glossy lacquer finishes in butter and grey-blue tones, while stainless steel defines the kitchen, the sliding door system in the relaxation area, and selected bathroom elements, including the washbasins.

▼灰蓝色亮光漆饰面，
glossy lacquer finishes in grey-blue tones © Federico Farinatti

▼浴室局部，bathroom detail © Federico Farinatti

▼浴室构件选用不锈钢，
stainless steel is used for bathroom fittings © Federico Farinatti

▼不锈钢家具，furniture using stainless steel © Federico Farinatti

项目由此在保护与转变之间建立起平衡，使公寓原有的历史特征与精致的当代设计语言形成对话，并回应更新后的居住方式与家庭生活需求。

The project thus establishes a balance between preservation and transformation, where the apartment’s historic character enters into dialogue with a refined contemporary language, capable of responding to the demands of a renewed domestic way of living.

▼平面图，plan © Set Architects

Project: Set Architects(Onorato di Manno, Andrea Tanci)
Collaborators:Maria Lidia Tamburro
Tipology: Apartment renovation
Dimension: 175 sqm
Client: Private
Photos:Federico Farinatti
Localization: Rome，ltaly
Year:2026

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