ottimizzazione e ridistribuzione spazi ingresso/zona giorno

You’ve got a really interesting base to work from—the proportions are good, but the distribution is what’s holding it back. The key move here is to reclaim the oversized ingresso and redistribute that surface toward kitchen + living + a smart office.
I’ll walk you through a clear redesign strategy (not just ideas, but a coherent layout concept), plus options depending on how “open” you want the space.
1. Core Strategy: Rebalance the Space
Current issues:
Ingresso (10.58 m²) → too big, low function
Cucina (7.82 m²) → too small
Salotto (16.48 m²) → good size but disconnected
Ripostiglio (2.53 m²) → valuable but underleveraged
The solution is to:
Shrink the entrance
Absorb space into kitchen + living
Carve out a smart, flexible office
2. Proposed Layout Concept (High Impact, Realistic)
Option A — “Hybrid Open Space + Glass Office” (Best balance)
Entrance
Reduce to a compact foyer (3–4 m²)
Add a built-in wardrobe wall (coats, shoes, storage)
Use a visual filter (wood slats or glass) instead of full walls
Kitchen + Living (Open but zoned)
Demolish wall between cucina and salotto
Expand kitchen into part of ingresso
Result:
New kitchen ~12–14 m²
Large open living area
Suggested layout:
L-shaped or U-shaped kitchen
Add peninsula or island facing living room
Dining table between kitchen & living
This alone fixes 70% of your functional issues.
Smart Working Area (Key Feature)
Place it where the current ripostiglio + part of ingresso are.
Solution: Glass-enclosed office
Use:
Floor-to-ceiling glass partitions
Sliding or pivot doors
Add:
Acoustic laminated glass
Curtains or acoustic panels inside
Benefits:
Visual openness
Sound control
Professional video-call background
Size target: 5–7 m² → perfect for a real workstation
Ripostiglio Upgrade
Instead of a small closed room:
Turn it into a custom storage wall system
Integrate with office or living
Examples:
Hidden laundry column
Pantry with pull-out units
Cleaning storage
3. Alternative Layout (If You Want More Separation)
Option B — “Flexible Office with Sliding Walls”
Instead of glass:
Use full-height sliding panels
wood / frosted glass / fabric panels
The office can:
Be open during the day
Be closed during calls
Think of it as a transformable room, not fixed.
4. Smart Design Ideas (High Value)
Built-in Furniture (Highly Recommended)
Entrance wall = full storage system
Kitchen = ceiling-height cabinets
Living room = integrated TV + shelving wall
Office = custom desk + acoustic panels
Acoustic Comfort (Important for work)
Acoustic panels (fabric or wood slats)
Rugs + curtains in living area
Soft finishes reduce echo during calls
Visual Tricks to Maximize Space
Same flooring throughout → bigger feel
Hidden doors / flush panels
Glass partitions instead of solid walls
Light color palette + warm materials
6. My Recommendation (Clear Direction)
Go with:
Open space kitchen + living + glass-enclosed office
Because:
You fix the kitchen problem
You eliminate wasted entrance space
You get a real office (not a compromise)
You keep brightness and visual flow