You find this attic apartment in Camogli, a charming village near Genova, Italy. It’s a small holiday apartment, an attic above the old fishermen’s harbour. It has been refurbished by the design firm Gosplan. Their aim with the project was to build two bedrooms, a studio, a living room, a kitchen and a bathroom, despite the gambrel roof and the very small floor surface. That led to a tailored apartment, where each room is a piece of furniture: after you have used it, you can close it. The outcome is halfway between an existenzminimum challenge and a fashionable Le-Corbusierian cabanon.
Photo: Anna Positano