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In the small town of Bastia Umbra, in the province of Perugia, the architect Cannavicci has completely renovated a penthouse of 200 square metres located in a period building. The design intent was to create open environments, fluid paths and to ensure adequate circulation of light and air.
The floorplan develops in a horseshoe shape around the central nucleus with the entrance and the turret, the only area without pitched ceilings. From the kitchen, located inside the tower, through two large windows one can enjoy the view of the historic part of the city and the Umbrian hills. From the studio there is direct access to the large terrace, an ideal place to live en plen air and relax in the open air, without leaving home. In the attic, the furniture follows the inclination of the pitches by fully exploiting every space and height available.
For the kitchen and bathroom floor, the large ultra-thin Kerlite 3plus ceramic slabs from the Cluny collection, in the Argerot variant with a Layé finish, were chosen. Cluny reproduces in porcelain stoneware the natural charm of Burgundy stone, historically very successful. The designer has selected light finishes that enhance the natural brightness of the attic spaces using the slabs in the large 100x300 cm size, reinforced with fiberglass on the back, always planar, resistant and antibacterial thanks to the PROTECT® technology.
For the flooring of the large terrace, a view enhanced by refined furnishings, the floors in 14 mm thick X-Beton porcelain stoneware, a surface inspired by rolled cement. Texture and colours that are perfectly in sync with the trends of modern architecture. In addition to its extraordinary aesthetic and technical performance, X-Beton is a safe choice, thanks to the exclusive Protect® technology that guarantees powerful antibacterial protection, active 24 hours a day, because it is permanently integrated into the product.
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