
There’s something about snowy landscapes that really gets me…maybe is the fact that I’ve never seen snow in my life, but almost looks (to me at least) like something from Mars, only with a blue tint instead of red.
Then we have this white, modernist habitational slab, that seems to emerge from the snow that create the structures to hold the roof in place. The horizontal L-shape support bracket on the side of the house plays an architectural role, almost as though the house was alive and trying to raise itself from the white surroundings.All the usual suspects are here: ipe decking, ultra-white walls inside and out, ample footprint of glass and minimalistic furniture. I really like the three red pendants above the dining table. Designed by Damilano Studio.






Photography by Andrea Martiradonna.























Oliver on 09.04.2009 at 15:38 PM
great house – clean and reduced
Celine on 09.04.2009 at 16:00 PM
I can’t believe you have never seen snow before!!!! you must come to canada then.
oscar falcón lara on 09.04.2009 at 17:41 PM
I like the lines and volumes of the design, specially hte tree in the sill by the exterior staircase and terrace, brillianT. The kitchen is my kind of place. great stuff.
Erroll Kort on 09.26.2009 at 23:16 PM
Very nice design, absolute minimalistic. In my country, the Caribbean, the whole house is open. That’s different here i guess.
Erroll Kort on 09.26.2009 at 23:22 PM
Very nice design, absolute minimalistic. In my country, the Caribbean, the house is entirely open. A determining factor for design as well I guess. To me Damilano is very okay.