In the vibrant heart of Rome’s Esquilino district, a 95 m2 apartment on the second floor of a late 19th-century building has undergone a transformative design by Studio Tamat. Aptly named “House on Track,” this project was a 360-degree design exercise, as the architects, Matteo Soddu and Sergio Marras, were also the clients.
Blending the domestic dimension with captivating architecture, this apartment showcases a stunning interplay of neutral tones, vintage furnishings, and bold color accents, creating a harmonious living space that seamlessly integrates with the eclectic character of its vibrant Roman neighborhood.

About House on Track
In the heart of Rome’s multi-ethnic Esquilino district, a 95 m2 (1,022 sq ft) apartment on the second floor of a late 19th-century building has undergone a remarkable transformation. Designed by the talented team at STUDIOTAMAT in 2023, the House on Track project was a 360-degree design exercise, seamlessly blending the domestic dimension with architectural excellence. A Captivating Cityscape and a Harmonious Palette
Situated just steps from Piazza Vittorio, the apartment overlooks the iconic Termini station and the Travertine-clad control tower, creating a captivating cityscape. From the balconies, the gaze sweeps across the Temple of Minerva Medica, the Horti Linciani, and the small church of Santa Bibiana, set against the backdrop of the Castelli Romani hills. The neutral color palette, inspired by ...