The apartment was created through the subdivision of a 120 sqm property in the Cipro district, a strategic area for Roman tourism, resulting in two independent short-stay homes designed to maximise profitability and operational flexibility.
Green House is a three-room apartment accommodating up to five guests, defined by a minimalist aesthetic and a green palette that runs throughout the space. Every element has been conceived with hospitality in mind. Traditional wardrobes are replaced by open shelving and simple hanging rails, practical solutions tailored to short stays. The main storage areas are concentrated in the entrance hall, supporting the operational management of the property with spare linen, cleaning supplies and stock.
Raised bed platforms allow multiple configurations — double or single beds — while the sofa bed in the living area completes the accommodation capacity. These flexible solutions broaden booking potential, adapting to couples, families and groups of friends. The desks follow clean, essential lines, creating dedicated workstations for guests travelling while working remotely.
Colour is used to clearly define the service volumes — bathroom and kitchen — which are conceived as coloured boxes set within a more neutral surrounding space.
The result is a practical and comfortable holiday home where functionality, flexibility and architectural design come together to offer a high-quality living experience in Rome.
