Como Loft in Italy by JM Architecture

Como Loft in Italy by JM Architecture2

Como Loft in Italy by JM Architecture1

Como Loft in Italy by JM Architecture

This is designed by the Italian firm known as JM Architecture. An old monastery located in Como, Italy was reconstructed and hence converted to a residential complex. Two nearby units were connected in order to form this apartment. This apartment contains a small bedroom and two bathrooms. A lot of open spaces are provided to the apartment. White color is used in profuse. This white shade provides the apartment with a genuine and unique look.

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Como Loft in Italy by JM Architecture3

The flooring is of wood. This makes it a perfect combination when compared to white color used in almost all the rooms. There is also a video projector is positioned in such a way that it plays videos on the wall. Another important feature is its staircase made of Canadian maple. This apartment will surely provide you with a great living experience.

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Como Loft in Italy by JM Architecture9

Como Loft in Italy by JM Architecture8

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