Loft in a converted tool store in Romagna

An old tool shed in Romagna has been transformed into an open-concept loft that's hard to categorise. The glass facades, concrete beams, and warm wooden floors create a space that feels like both an urban studio and a country home. The loft's designed to adapt to any of your needs: holidays, an artist’s residency, a yoga retreat, a photo shoot, a wedding, or a business meeting.

White walls and a ceramic stove form the foundation, while tables with wooden legs, wicker furniture, lace, ’70s radios, Faenza ceramics, and works of art lend the space a refined yet informal atmosphere. It’s a space that lends itself to multiple uses and diverse purposes.

Romagna's a region with its own distinct identity. Hills and the sea, local festivals and trendy restaurants, master potters and Brutalist concrete, traditional home cooking and deconstructivist chefs. The sacred and the profane, the elegant and the chaotic—often found along the same path and, at times, on the very same evening.

The region offers piadina, ballroom dancing, the Riviera and the ceramic tradition of Faenza. Tell the hostess what you're looking for, and she'll know exactly what to recommend. Romagna brings all of this together within just a few kilometres.

The property includes a 2-hectare garden, fully fenced, with a vegetable garden and a swimming pool, the loft, and a large house. The garden and the swimming pool—open from May through October—aren't for exclusive use, except for an area adjacent to the loft; rather, they're shared with the owners and any other guests staying in the house, if present.