In a transformative project located in Montevideo, designer Leticia Achard undertook the renovation of a classic 1960s house owned by architects from Latitud 34. Achard’s approach was to subtly correct and revise the original design, focusing on material choices, moodboards, and combinations that enhance the home's aesthetic while respecting its historical roots.

The renovation aimed to incorporate a fresh Mid-Century style that Achard is known for, marrying retro textures and colors with modern sensibilities. This project was particularly interesting as it was a collaboration with clients who are also professional peers, thus presenting a high-level challenge where the stakes were both personal and professional. The goal was to deliver not only a final piece of their living space but also to exceed expectations in style and function.

As the project progressed, the significance of maintaining the house's essence while introducing contemporary elements became paramount. Achard's work showcases a harmonious blend of past and present design philosophies, highlighting how thoughtful renovations can breathe new life into longstanding architecture without losing its soul. The creative process culminated in a space that beautifully reflects both the clients' identity and the unique character of its historical context.