“We wanted to bring this, stunning apartment back to life and show how different interior studios, each with its own style and design approach, can work with Artemest to create inspiring and surprising interiors that celebrate authentic Italian beauty,” said Artemest founder Ippolita Rostagno.

In the entryway, Dubai-based studio T.ZED Architects aimed “to set the tone for what is yet to come” by preserving the character of the room and adding selected pieces.

Also, The studio choose a mix of furniture in off-white, cream, and brown, including copper and leather finishes that play off the green tones of the richly patterned, period wallpaper.

Mirrors – including a Sybilla mirror with the console by Ettore Sottsa, ss for Glas Italia, and an Ithaca floor mirror by Atlaspplayplayplayt – were placed to illuminate and enlarge the space while amplifying the period details.

IIthacaaa adjoining room, Dublin-based studio Kingston Lafferty Design aimed to “challenge visitors’ sense of what a living room should be” by placing a sculptural monolithic block that seems to glow with a soft golden sheen in the center of the space.

The block splits the room into two distinct spaces and contains a mirrored space described by the studio as “a gallery of that rights”.

The other side has a rich palette of jewel tones to creates a more decadent atmosphere.

Moreover, The studio used a combination of large-scale upholstered pieces, gridline patterns, and graphic blacks and whites, softened by lush greens to reference the outdoor location.

The design language here features saturated colors and layered patterns. Including the Nuovola 01, dining table by Mario Cucinella for Officine Tamborrino, which represents the studio’s Hispanic roots.

Another US-based designer, Nina Magon, created the L’Appartamento dining room. Playing with monochromatic hues enhances the authenticity of the original finishes here.

Moreover, Sculptural furniture, such as the Trompe-l’oeil Trois dining table by DelMondo Studio, topped with a cluster of Flow[t] pendant lamps by Nao Tamura for WonderGlass was added to the space.

In the bedroom, Dubai-based studio, Styled Habitat, delved into the history of the 1930s to translate the romance of that era into the modern day and evoke a sense of timeless glamour.

Furthermore, To capture the experimental and avant-garde trends of European modernism, Styled Habitat juxtaposed new and old. With a Czech Chair by Hermann Czech for Gebrüder Thonet Vienna. Alongside pieces like the Calle Pinzi Murano Glass Chandelier by Luci Italia.

Finally, for L’Appartamento’s hallway and the studio, Paris-based interior designer Anne-Sophie Pailleret was informed by her first reaction to seeing the apartment.

The long, narrow hall, has been covered with the textural Tra 1100 Wallpaper hand-crafted by La Scala Milano Wallcovering. Contrasting with geometric Alfabeto Tiles by Margherita Rui for Ninefifty, on the floor.

The walls are further decorated with Ninfea wall lamps by Giovanni Botticelli in collaboration with Paola Paronetto. Functioning as a gallery-style grouping of lights.

Moreover, For the studio room, Pailleret created a mix of warm colours and graphic patterns, with comfortable and curvaceous furniture.