OMBRIA

Quieterhousessettledto last

A curved plaster stair hall lit by a round skylight, with an oak bookshelf and a slatted bench.
A warm living room seen through a wide opening, with a round walnut table and deep shelving.

VIA DEI LAMPI 14,
00184 ROMA, ITALIA

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AT

OMBRIA,

A house should feel settled long before it looks styled. We plan for the light first, then for the few pieces that earn a place in it.

A curved terracotta sofa and a brass coffee table under half-drawn curtains.

years in practice, all of them in Rome.

09

houses finished, and still visited.

52

streets we have now worked on twice.

14

Take things away until the room stops asking for more. That is the finish.

(THE PRACTICE)

Rooms on
record

AN ORDERED SET OF HOUSES IN PLASTER, OAK AND WOOL.

Apartments, whole houses and one roof terrace, all drawn from the same short list of materials.

(THE ROOMS)
A sunlit apartment room with an arched plaster niche and two pale armchairs.

TRINITA FLAT · ROMA

2025

A low oak table seen from above with books, a dark bowl and a folded linen runner.

CELIO RESIDENCE · ROMA

2024

A loft sitting room with a stone fireplace and a long olive sofa.

PIGNETO LOFT · ROMA

2024

Each house starts with a week of watching where the sun lands, and what it lands on.

(THE PRACTICE)
Someone reading in a soft armchair beside a tall window, seen from behind.

GARBATELLA HOUSE · ROMA

2023

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(SERVICES)

What we make

Whole House Composition

One roof planned as a single idea, from the first wall through to the last lamp.

(01)

One Room, Properly

A single space taken apart and rebuilt around the way you actually sit in it.

(02)

Plans And Sightlines

Openings, thresholds and long views settled before anything at all is ordered.

(03)

Material And Colour

A short palette of lime, oak and wool, specified down to the final sample.

(04)

Sourcing And Placing

Finding the pieces, then putting each one exactly where it belongs.

(05)

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(THE SEQUENCE)

Three designers around a table of floor plans, fabric swatches and plaster samples, seen from above.

(01)

Walk the rooms

(02)

Mood and direction

(03)

Plan and openings

(04)

Palette and samples

(05)

Drawings and schedule

(06)

Install and handover

Every house here runs on the same six stages, so nothing ever stalls between one decision and the next one.

One contact and one schedule. You always know which step we are on, what it will cost and when it lands.

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(FROM OUR CLIENTS)

They took more out than they brought in, and the flat finally holds the whole afternoon.
M. RENZI · TRINITA FLAT, ROMA
We were asked how we live before anyone said a word about furniture. The house came back calmer.
L. AND S. FABBRI · PIGNETO LOFT
Three winters in and nothing needs adding. That is the review.
C. DALLARA · CELIO RESIDENCE

A house is a long conversation.

Take out
the rest.


An apartment room in lime plaster with tall windows.
A curved terracotta sofa behind a brass and glass table.
A loft with roof beams and a long olive sofa.
A top-floor sitting room open to the evening sky.
The studio at dusk, oak shelving and two low lamps.