The interior design proposal for the historic Oromolu Villa introduces a contemporary layer that reactivates the building as a creative hub for young artists. The intervention seeks to bring a fresh and open atmosphere while respecting the existing architectural character of the villa, allowing the historic space to support new forms of cultural production and exchange.

The spatial organization encourages flexibility and interaction, transforming the former residential rooms into adaptable environments for exhibitions, workshops, and informal gatherings. Through minimal and carefully calibrated interventions, the design creates a welcoming framework for creativity, fostering collaboration and experimentation within a heritage context.