Villa in the Green
The villa stands out for its contemporary style, a balance between minimalist lines and references to the surrounding environment. It stands in a privileged position immersed in a natural context but perfectly connected to the modern world.
From the outside, the building is striking for its essential geometric shapes and the use of innovative materials, where large glass surfaces alternate with walls covered in natural stone, creating a harmonious contrast.
The Minimal frames Panorama windows by Isam integrate perfectly with the architectural style. Made of oak with a natural finish, in the sliding version with Zero threshold flush with the floor they create contiguity with the external environments. The window of the living area is particular, opening horizontally with a completely concealed motorization and the internal vertical roller blinds with housing of the winder in the architrave of the window and also automated movement.
Inside the house the space is designed for functionality and comfort. A large open space welcomes the visitor, where the living room, dining room and kitchen merge into a single fluid environment. Modern floors with large-format tiles, white walls and high ceilings create a feeling of brightness and openness. The living room is dominated by a modular sofa in light fabric, facing a minimalist fireplace built into the wall where the fully glazed wall slides opening the house onto a large patio and garden.
The linear design kitchen with steel and quartz surfaces, built-in appliances and a central island that serves as both a worktop and a convivial space. The dining room illuminated by a designer chandelier is located next to a wall that recalls the textures of the floors.
Outside, the well-kept garden, where green lawns alternate with ornamental trees; a corner dedicated to the barbecue area with a dining table completes the perfect space for outdoor conviviality.
The villa embodies the essence of modern living: open spaces, quality materials and a continuous connection between inside and outside, for a home that is both a refuge and a symbol of contemporaneity.
