A.D. House

A custom-built residence in the "Palazzo Luciani-Bambini," built between 1514 and 1518, designed by architect Cassiano da Fabriano for a branch of the Antici family. Its internal courtyard layout and façade decorations retain the characteristics of 16th-century architecture.

At the end of the 16th century, the palace served as the seat of the city governor. During the 19th century, the palace underwent several modifications to accommodate more residential accommodations or commercial and artisanal businesses.

In such a valuable historical context, creating a custom home means much more than designing a space: it means knowing how to listen, observe, and deeply interpret the identity of those who will live there, so that the final result becomes a natural extension and external prolongation of their personality.