{"id":282187,"date":"2026-07-08T11:08:28","date_gmt":"2026-07-08T09:08:28","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/sagliettigroup.it\/micro-duplex-in-bergeggi-custom-design-combining-architecture-interior-design-and-engineering\/"},"modified":"2026-07-08T11:08:28","modified_gmt":"2026-07-08T09:08:28","slug":"micro-duplex-in-bergeggi-custom-design-combining-architecture-interior-design-and-engineering","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/sagliettigroup.it\/en\/micro-duplex-in-bergeggi-custom-design-combining-architecture-interior-design-and-engineering\/","title":{"rendered":"Micro-duplex in Bergeggi: Custom Design Combining Architecture, Interior Design, and Engineering"},"content":{"rendered":"

Designing small spaces requires much more than simply choosing materials and finishes. Every available centimeter must be analyzed, evaluated, and transformed into a design asset through a process that combines interior architecture, custom design, and furniture engineering.<\/strong> <\/p>\n

The micro-duplex built in Bergeggi perfectly exemplifies this approach. Spanning just 40 square meters across two levels, the project required constant oversight of every phase: site survey, modeling, detailed design, fabrication, and installation.
\nThe goal was not simply to furnish a space, but to build an integrated system capable of transforming the<\/strong> home\u2019s geometric constraints<\/strong> into design opportunities. <\/p>\n

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Interior Architecture: Designing Based on the Geometry of Space<\/h2>\n
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The trapezoidal floor plan of the home<\/strong> became the starting point for the entire interior design project.
\nInstead of correcting the irregularities, the design transformed them into the compositional language of the project, creating a dialogue between architecture and furnishings through perfectly integrated volumes, cuts, and geometries. The color scheme also draws inspiration from the house itself: the existing hexagonal cement tiles define the palette<\/strong> of powder blue and ochre yellow, colors that are echoed in the custom-made furniture, creating continuity between the two levels. <\/p>\n

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Custom Kitchen Design<\/h2>\n
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One of the most complex aspects involves the kitchen, which is situated beneath an existing metal staircase.
\nThe extremely tight tolerances required a true engineering effort in the design of the cabinetry, with panels trimmed directly on-site<\/strong> to ensure a perfect fit with the structure. The under-stair cabinet faithfully follows the staircase\u2019s geometry, transforming a structural constraint into a distinctive element of the design. Carrara marble, used for the countertop, backsplash, shelves, and sink, ensures material continuity, helping to establish a cohesive aesthetic throughout all the rooms. <\/p>\n

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Interior Design and Space Optimization: Modular Cabinetry<\/h2>\n
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The upper floor is the heart of the design.
\nThe goal was to create two bedrooms within an extremely small space characterized by out-of-square walls.<\/strong><\/p>\n

To solve this problem, a movable modular wall system was designed that can perform three functions simultaneously: closet, room divider, and space-transforming element.
\nThe<\/strong> entire system rotates up to 270\u00b0<\/strong>, completely changing the layout of the rooms.<\/p>\n

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