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Located in Camogli, a village near Genoa, Italy, the Harbour Attic is a relatively small holiday apartment in an attic above an old fisherman’s harbor. Designed by Gosplan, the 35 square meter (approx. 377 sq ft) apartment makes the most of the room it has by providing all the necessities into a smartly-designed, scaled-down space complete with two bedrooms, studio, living room, kitchen, and bathroom.
With not much floor surface and a gambrel roof, careful attention had to be paid to the layout. It also meant that each built-in piece had to have the ability to be stored away when not in use.
As you can see, the kitchen disappears when not in use, becoming a countertop or storage surface.
The wooden floors have a light, almost gray stain that shows up a little darker on the cabinetry. That same gray is carried throughout the apartment.
Wait till you see what this space becomes when it’s needed…
A second bedroom! Lift the hatch to expose an additional bed for guests.
Photos by Anna Positano.
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Bridget on 09.17.2013 at 16:34 PM
oh my goodness, i want to live there! and sit outside the window like that guy, and cook in the tiny kitchen and type in the little hidden bedroom nook. yes please!
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Mary on 09.18.2013 at 00:40 AM
umm, and if you are angry with your guest you slam down the cover of the guestbed? Or want to hide your lover when your husband arrives? Other issue: you have to take lots of time and keep this jewel clean!! Does a cleaning person come with the house? Could a teenager live here? It seems more for yuppie youth or careful adults. Some wonderful ideas though.
Joe1955 on 09.18.2013 at 15:26 PM
Nice little place (especially since it is in Italy).
As a designer, I absolutely love how every inch is utilized to the fullest.
Not sure I would trust that lid on the hidden bed though (have had some roomies that were practical jokers).
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