Arabella Rocca‘s Fusco House apartment in Rome, Italy showcases a contemporary and minimalist design aesthetic within a 175 sq m indoor and 59 sq m outdoor space. Featuring geometric lines, contrasting colors, and carefully selected materials like sandblasted parquet flooring and striped crema d’Orcia in the master bathroom, this fourth and fifth-floor apartment in an elegant residential complex blends harmonious spaces with a focus on functionality and visual appeal.

About Fusco House
Nestled in the vibrant heart of Rome, the Fusco House apartment stands as a masterful blend of modern elegance and organic inspiration. Designed by the talented Arabella Rocca, this 175 sq m indoor and 59 sq m outdoor oasis on the fourth and fifth floors of an esteemed residential complex showcases a captivating integration of geometric lines, contrasting colors, and carefully selected materials. Stepping into the Light-Filled Interiors
Upon entry, the generous entrance hall sets the tone with its seamless connection to the double living room, where panoramic views of the surrounding greenery flood the space with natural light. The separable kitchen, complete with full-height sliding glass doors, opens up to the main living areas, blurring the lines between indoor and outdoor living. A service area with a laundry and guest bathroom completes the functional layout on the fourth floor.
Ascending to the Private Retreat
The fifth floor, accessible via a staircase...