Unveiling Casa LC: A top-floor apartment transformation in Varese, Italy, by Kick.office, showcases a brilliant makeover. Originally a 1970s build with unused space, it’s now a beacon of contemporary design, blending bright, spacious interiors with unique color palettes and materials.
The central olive-colored volume cleverly integrates storage and utility, while terracotta walls and terrazzo details in the living areas contrast beautifully with the rope-colored bedroom and green-tiled master bathroom, creating a seamless blend of function and style.

About Casa LC
Revitalizing Varese’s Top Floor
Located in Varese, this top-floor apartment sits in a 1970s building. The project aims to highlight the apartment’s natural brightness and spaciousness. A Transformation of Space
Originally, the layout suffered from too many distribution spaces. Now, a central olive-colored unit transforms the area. It integrates storage, shelving, and a laundry area, becoming the apartment’s core.
Living Area and Kitchen: A Modern Touch
On one side, the living area shines with contemporary terracotta-colored walls. The kitchen boasts a large island, its top and sides in light terrazzo (with multicolored aggregates), adding flair.
The Bedroom: A Cozy Retreat
Opposite, the sleeping area features a bedroom draped in rope-colored upholstery, hiding the walk-in closet’s entrance.
Bathrooms: Contrasting Elegance
A dark grey terrazzo step ushers you int...