The redevelopment of the space began in 1994, with full respect for the original structure.
The environments have remained open and fluid, connected by a few essential interventions designed to accompany natural light and the movement of people.

In 2004, a second phase of work completed the evolution of the studio.
Glass surfaces, transparent mezzanines, and carefully calibrated openings allow light to flow between levels, creating a continuous relationship among spaces.

Simple and natural materials — iron, wood, glass, and stone — define a sober and authentic balance.
The color palette recalls the Tuscan landscape: warmer tones in the first part of the studio, more neutral ones in the second.

Water, an original element of the site, re-emerges through a slate waterfall fed by an ancient well from the former factory, contributing to the natural balance of the environment.
Plants, present throughout the space, play a fundamental role in maintaining an energetic and vital harmony.

The studio is conceived as a single organism, where form, matter, light, and function dialogue with one another.
A space that reflects our idea of conscious change: evolving without erasing, transforming without losing memory.

A space designed to evolve in harmony
and to bring harmony to those who inhabit it.