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The twenty-ninth edition of ARTISSIMA, at the Lingotto in Turin, sees PELIZZARI STUDIO among the protagonists.

Strolling through the streets of Bergamo Alto, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, we might come across this simple but elegant apartment house built in the 1930s in a green area overlooking the city below.

This apartment, restyled by Pelizzari Studio Milano, is located in the residential complex by Zaha Hadid in the new Milano City Life quarter of Milan.

A farmhouse in one of the best-preserved and secluded valleys of the Alto Adige, near the Austrian border, required complete reconstruction.

We are in the upper part of Brescia, an oasis of tranquility, where old farmhouses have been renovated over the years and modern homes have appeared.

Fashion and relaxation: two words to describe this penthouse apartment in a leafy residential zone of Brescia, which an entrepreneur couple chose as their new home.

This holiday apartment in a vintage building overlooking Lake Garda was given an absolutely unique and stunning makeover.

An 18th-century palace overlooking the Gulf of Salò, just a few meters from the water.
Over time, a series of remodeling projects had nearly deprived the building’s interior of its original personality. Only a few rooms with frescoed ceilings remained intact.

Surrounded by Venetian-era buildings, inhabited by a variegated population of holidaymakers, and filled with palm trees, lemon trees, and restaurant and café tables, the small piazza in front of the ferry port of Salò could not be more charming.

Here, Pelizzari Studio has recently completed a project in a 14th-century noble palace that encompassed conservation restoration, seismic improvements, the insertion of modern building services, and the design of the interiors.

The project responds to the need to revitalize an apartment from the 1970s, providing high habitat standards to meet the requirements of the new owners.

Located in an elegant early 20th-century building in the center of Milan, this apartment functions as a fascinating container for the owners’ contemporary art collections.

This interpretation of metropolitan living is for a couple of tireless travelers who have made this penthouse apartment their home base in the center of Rome.

The hills of Turin form the backdrop to this castle, which looks onto a small town square.

For our studio in Milan we chose an early twentieth-century building in the trendiest part of the city, the busy, upscale fashion district known as the Quadrilatero della Moda.

A 1950s villa located in a hilly zone of Bologna, with large windows overlooking a garden, required complete renovation.

An eighteenth-century building in the centre of Brescia, with a dramatic sequence of frescoed halls, fireplaces, and grand staircases.

In the historic centre of Brescia, medieval walls covered with Botticino marble enclose the home and studio of David Morini, architect and partner at Pelizzari Studio.

The key design elements of this Japanese restaurant are the imposing authentic wooden portals and the luminosity of the wide glazed windows; spaces were thought to maximize the impact of the original lofty vault ceilings from 19th century.

A Boutique designed for women, for the sale of clothing and accessories.

An apartment situated in the heart Florence’s Renaissance quarter, on the first floor of a perfectly restored palace built around a beautiful colonnaded courtyard by Filippo Brunelleschi.

The project responds to the need to revitalize an apartment from the 1970s, providing high habitat standards to meet the requirements of the new owners.

We worked on the whole Interior design project for this “glass-cube” residence, where Lake Lugano’s reflections penetrate giving birth to a unique light show within the residence glazing walls.

This restaurant four rooms are different one from the other, like in a real escalation of emotions: a project we designed to surprise the sophisticated clientele of a Japanese restaurant in the city center, differentiating each dining space thinking to its main target.

The atmosphere is sophisticated, elegant and refined.

The Basilica of Sant’Antonio can be seen through the glazing of the kitchen, with its upward thrust of pinnacles, spires, windows and domes.

The palace, located in the historical centre of Brescia, is part of an ecclesiastical site that dates back to the 15th century, which partially works as a convent even to this day.

Interpreting a boutique as a contemporary space where to sell women garments and accessories.

Several projects had been proposed for this space over the years, with none of them reaching an optimal solution.

Black, shiny and silent in their gentle rocking motion, two gondolas wait in front of the Venetian palace to re-accompany guests, ready to glide quick and light along the rios and canals, in the damp, tepid breeze that combines the fragrances of the sea with the scents wafting up from centuries of history.

Above your head: the ancient crown of a centenary maritime pine. Below: the infinite green shades of Maremma.

Settled on a sloping site not far from the village of Tuscania, this old stone farmhouse initially built without foundations, immersed in its natural setting and surrounded by hectares of land cultivated for olive oil production, transmits peace of mind.

Located in a hilly area at the foot of the Italian Alps, this metropolitan loft apartment is minimalist in both configuration and color scheme.

In this enchanting home on the coast of Sanremo, framed by the foaming waves of the sea, everything has remained as it once was.

This apartment’s interiors contrast starkly with the austere and solemn building – originally a 15th-century convent – that contains it.

THE OYSTER CIRCLE is one of the most exclusive clubs in the world. Its 400 members own approximately 70 holiday homes, each worth 3 to 5 million euros.

We were honored to be entrusted with the design of the SetUp Contemporary Art Fair 2018.