Located in Camogli, on a steep slope inaccessible by road yet boasting a wonderful sea view, the early 20th-century FS7 house featured interiors that had been altered over time, spread across three disconnected levels, as well as a portion of the building that was in a neglected state.

The project restored coherence to the property by carrying out structural work on the unsafe section, connecting the three levels internally, creating new openings in the façade to enhance indoor–outdoor continuity, and giving the interiors a new harmonious character.

The lower floor accommodates a kitchen and a small living area overlooking a large terrace with a pergola, as well as a guest bathroom and a laundry room. The focal point of the space is the custom-designed island with a Bianco di Carrara Canaloni marble top, featuring rounded edges and an integrated sink with built-in drainer.
A softly curved staircase leads to the middle floor, which houses a study and the master bedroom with an en-suite bathroom. The existing niches in the perimeter walls were preserved and reused, leaving visible traces of even the house’s smallest architectural features. The bathroom, clad in zellige tiles, includes a wraparound shower overlooking a private outdoor corner.
The staircase continues to the upper floor, dedicated to guests.

The new terrazzo flooring, pink lime-finished walls, the interplay of glossy and matte surfaces, and slate details define the house’s renewed identity.

PLACE: Camogli (GE)
YEAR: 2025
CLIENT: Private
ARCHITECTURAL PROJECT: Beatrice Borasi Architect + Archiground
STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING: Archè76
SQM: 180

PHOTO: Andrea Ceriani

Located in Camogli, on a steep slope inaccessible by road yet boasting a wonderful sea view, the early 20th-century FS7 house featured interiors that had been altered over time, spread across three disconnected levels, as well as a portion of the building that was in a neglected state.

The project restored coherence to the property by carrying out structural work on the unsafe section, connecting the three levels internally, creating new openings in the façade to enhance indoor–outdoor continuity, and giving the interiors a new harmonious character.

The lower floor accommodates a kitchen and a small living area overlooking a large terrace with a pergola, as well as a guest bathroom and a laundry room. The focal point of the space is the custom-designed island with a Bianco di Carrara Canaloni marble top, featuring rounded edges and an integrated sink with built-in drainer.
A softly curved staircase leads to the middle floor, which houses a study and the master bedroom with an en-suite bathroom. The existing niches in the perimeter walls were preserved and reused, leaving visible traces of even the house’s smallest architectural features. The bathroom, clad in zellige tiles, includes a wraparound shower overlooking a private outdoor corner.
The staircase continues to the upper floor, dedicated to guests.

The new terrazzo flooring, pink lime-finished walls, the interplay of glossy and matte surfaces, and slate details define the house’s renewed identity.

PLACE: Camogli (GE)
YEAR: 2025
CLIENT: Private
ARCHITECTURAL PROJECT: Beatrice Borasi Architect + Archiground
STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING: Archè76
SQM: 180

PHOTO: Andrea Ceriani