For this early-20th-century home in the Pigneto district of Rome, local firm 02A conceived a tailor-made kitchen reflective of the owners’ joie de vivre. Occupying a space that was formerly the home’s entrance, the new kitchen manages to be both open and separate at the same time.
The sink and cooktop are tucked into a U-shaped niche that opens to a dining area containing the oven, refrigerator, and additional counterspace. “The clients envisioned a kitchen that would facilitate both cooking and socializing simultaneously,” said 02A co-owner Marco Rulli, who worked with manager Ilaria Caprioli on the project. “Our approach was to craft a kitchen that physically bridges the two functional zones.”
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