Bv Atelier | Italian Design At Its Peak

In the heart of Borgo Vico, one of Como’s most historic and central streets, BV Atelier unfolds as a spacious open-plan layout where architecture and interior design interact seamlessly and continuously. The residence, spanning 290 m², is conceived as a single, unified space, where different functions are organized through a few partition elements and custom-made furnishings that define the areas without disrupting their continuity. Direct access via elevator introduces a sense of privacy and exclusivity, while the generous proportions and natural light help create a welcoming and contemporary atmosphere. The property is complemented by three parking spaces, features that enhance its functionality within the urban context.

A design language balancing industrial origins and residential comfort
BV Atelier emerged from the reinterpretation of a space with an industrial heritage, transformed through a design that highlights materials, proportions, and visual continuity. The surfaces, custom furnishings, and material choices help define an environment where aesthetics and functionality coexist in balance, without hierarchies between the different areas of the home. The absence of rigid partitions allows for a fluid interpretation of the space, letting light and volumes become central elements of the living experience. This configuration allows for great flexibility of use, adapting to both everyday domestic life and more formal or creative contexts. The result is a space that preserves its original character while reinterpreting it in a contemporary key, where design becomes an integral part of the way the home is lived in.

Borgo Vico, between city and lake
Located along Borgo Vico, one of Como’s oldest and most recognizable thoroughfares, the property enjoys a location that naturally connects the historic center with the lakefront and the western shore of the lake. Just a short walk away are the city’s main shopping streets and most popular areas, along with the lakefront, from which visitors can access water transport to the region’s most iconic destinations. The proximity to the scenic promenade connecting Villa Olmo to the Public Gardens further enriches the urban experience, offering paths surrounded by greenery and overlooking the lake. The easily accessible Como San Giovanni train station provides direct connections to Milan and Switzerland, making this location particularly well-suited for an international clientele.