Flat Eleven
Never Too Small
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16-Jun-2023
Flat Eleven was originally part of a larger home belonging to the parents of owner/architect Claudio Pierattelli, in a historic building opposite the famous Palazzo Pitti in central Florence. Creating a truly separate home, he added an independent entrance, and a kitchen, and opened up the space to allow rooms to flow from one into another.
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