2 bathrooms in one trullo

The proposal is conceived around what matters most in the client’s brief: respect for the trullo, practical freedom today, and flexibility for tomorrow. Rather than forcing a decorative solution, the design keeps the original stone character, existing openings and circulation logic intact, while reorganising the two bathrooms to work efficiently for the property’s future division—one serving the guest accommodation and the other the agricultural/storage area. Both spaces use walk-in showers, durable natural finishes and custom-made elements in a restrained modern Mediterranean language, combining lime plaster, local stone, warm timber and refined metal details. The result feels authentic to Puglia, easy to maintain, comfortable for agritourism guests and fully integrated with the rural setting. It is a quiet, timeless intervention designed not only for the present project, but as a coherent architectural language that can continue through the rest of the property.