Step inside and be greeted by a dramatic living area boasting nearly six-meter-high ceilings. A striking, natural-iron staircase not only bridges the two floors but also highlights an impressive full-wall bookshelf. This modular marvel, crafted around the golden ratio, pays a stylish nod to Japanese design icon Shiro Kuramata, infusing the space with an unmistakable avant-garde flair.

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The renovation kicked off with robust structural restoration that revealed the home’s original wooden ceilings and reopened a majestic arched window. This architectural gem frames a secret bohemian garden facing the Pincio, creating a dynamic interplay between bustling street energy and serene natural beauty.

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Upstairs, the private area dazzles with a crystal-clear bathroom, complete with a luxurious Turkish bath, serving as a chic backdrop for an expansive, transparent wardrobe. A visual thread connects this sophisticated space to a lower-floor retreat known as “Campanile.” With its dramatic proportions—a compact footprint soaring to a 6-meter height—this intimate room is designed for moments of deep reflection, melodic tunes, and immersive reading.

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Innovative lighting solutions add the final touch of modernity. Strategically placed spotlights, fixed to robust steel beams, work in harmony with the stunning Candela di Vals suspension lamps by Viabizzuno, casting a captivating glow that transforms every corner of the home.

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A Single Man House is not just a residence—it’s an exhilarating experience of art, design, and passion, boldly redefining what home can be in the heart of Rome.