The imposing wooden building faces House FM and picks up the lines of its architecture and materiality.

Despite the similarity of the two architectures, the clients, a family with three kids, wanted to have in their house something very different from the house of their relatives: an informal ambience, simple and organic, maximally open and filled with lights, where modern materials would be harmoniously combined with traditional.

Therefore, the rooms, where constructively and functionally possible, are connected with each other by glass walls with lacquered metal-framed doors, enhancing the perception of the space.

Wood, plaster, marble and microcement chase each other on walls, floors and ceilings along the whole house, unifying the design language and inducing a strong haptic and spatial experience.

The first floor accommodates the entrance zone with its necessary separated spaces, the living room overlooking a little but picturesque lake, a kitchen with metal-framed glass doors, two kids’ rooms with their wardrobes and one large private bathroom. An L-shape corridor divides the night zones from the living areas.

On the second floor there are located the master bedroom with a private bathroom and wardrobe, one kid’s room and a studio.

High-end industrial furniture and accessories are mixed with custom locally produced ones creating unique and elegant combinations that create an intimate relationship with the architecture of the spaces.