Inspired in its past, the Box House is a blend of modern minimalism and history. Three hundred ballot boxes, and the unique vision of architects Alessandro Capellaro and Sabrina Bignami from b-arch, turn an ex-industrial space used for carpentry into a spacious and original loft in Firenze, Italy. They saw the potential of the space and took upon the challenge of transforming it into a modern home without compromising the charm of its historic essence. The memory of the old woodwork, however, is not betrayed, but it's indeed showcased in a new and original manner making it the true protagonist of the house. Even more fascinating is the contrast they created with the colorful accessories, vintage lamps and artwork they have been collecting through time. Most definitely, this is quite a unique dwelling.
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