Studio Benaim

The Villa in Poggio Romano is the result of a harmonious blend of different materials and hues: the multicolored excavated stones complement the red of the window frames and the Corten steel of the adjustable shutters.

This balance of contrasts defines the character of the architecture and strengthens its connection to its surroundings.

In the Villa in Poggio Romano, the interiors are designed to enhance the connection with the landscape through a high degree of visual openness.

The large, opposing windows span the living area and make the view an integral part of the living experience, creating a veritable architectural telescope toward the outdoors.

Istanbul. An apartment whose interiors have been fully furnished in accordance with the client’s specifications, who sought a 1950s-inspired atmosphere enhanced with a Japanese touch.

The walls form continuous surfaces, designed to incorporate or conceal openings and furnishings, creating a fluid and cohesive space.

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Light streams in from above through skylights, illuminating the spaces and reinforcing the seamless connection between indoors and outdoors.

A square courtyard featuring a mastic tree marks the central hub of the Fattoria Le Pupille project.

At , the layout is structured around a precise sequence of entrances, views and visual connections.

Local stone, plaster, natural ash wood and hues that evoke the Maremma landscape, form the very essence of the project.

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At a comprehensive restoration and renovation project is underway, focusing on services, systems and public spaces, introducing new features such as a literary café and a bookstore.

The color scheme -featuring nickel green, ivory, and deep reds- creates a visual balance that highlights the historic building’s character.