Ca’ Nichetto sits in a late-15th-century building in Cannaregio, Venice, Italy. Luca Nichetto shapes the apartment across two levels with a calm reading of domestic life, using furniture to hold together memory and present-day use. The result is restrained, but the details keep the lived-in character of the city close at hand.

About Ca’ Nichetto

Ca’ Nichetto is set in a late-15th-century building in Cannaregio, one of the Venetian districts where daily life still moves through narrow calli and quiet thresholds. The apartment unfolds across two levels, and each furnishing is chosen to keep a coherent visual grammar intact.

Away from the city’s faster pace, the interior draws attention to the details that shape contemporary domestic life. The Viva! handle becomes a small but precise gesture: it describes the encounter between hand, material, and architecture through direct use rather than ornament.