In the heart of Rome’s Vittoria neighborhood, 02A Studio has reimagined a 100-square-meter apartment within the historic I.C.P. housing complex designed by Innocenzo Sabbatini in 1925. Celebrating the property’s distinctive Venetian terrazzo floors and abundant natural light, the elegant renovation blends classic Italian charm with modern sensibilities, creating a harmonious “hygge” atmosphere.

About Casa Sabotino
Rediscovering Roman Elegance: Casa Sabotino
Nestled within the historic Vittoria neighborhood of Rome, Italy, the Casa Sabotino apartment project by 02A Studio showcases a captivating blend of timeless elegance and modern design. Completed in 2024, this 100 sq. m (1,076 sq. ft) residence echoes the charm of its 1925 ICP housing complex, where large internal gardens, rusticated facades, and decorative gables and loggias create an enchanting backdrop. Harmonious Spaces, Timeless Interiors
As soon as one enters, the apartment’s generous reception area seamlessly transitions into the living spaces. A powder-blue floating bookshelf between the living and dining areas, along with a sliding glass and iron door, delineate the open-concept layout. The color palette, inspired by the Venetian terrazzo flooring, effortlessly blends neutral tones of hazelnut and rose, complemented by the rich ochre velvet of the sofa and the lacquered cabinetry.
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The dining area, nestled between the living room and kitchen, become...