
This renovation of a private home located in Montecarlo, Monaco was
carried out by Federico Delrosso Architects. It was completed in 2012
and covers an area of 2,150 square feet.

“A large flat on the 14th floor of a 1960s building and a family of
four who love art and contemporary design. In his renovation, Federico
Delrosso aimed to create a space simulating emptiness, in order to
create the ideal setting for the passions and daily life of a family. It
is functional emptiness, however, which comes to life when the study
desk, kitchen appliances, make-up area and a bookshelf emerge from the
cupboard walls… and returns to silence to become the perfect ambience
for works of art and design.

“Only the outer walls and external window frames have remained of the
original flat”, says Federico Delrosso. After completely eliminating
the original partitions of the space, I created new volumes and
diversified the different areas of the flat using a continuous system of
cupboards into which, not only the functional volumes have been built,
but also the floor‑to‑ceiling doors used to access the various rooms.
Meanwhile, the audio and lighting systems have been built into the
ceiling”.
