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Could you imagine living in a real glass house? Created as a concept to showcase Italian company Santambrogio’s glass furniture line, this set of two concept homes would be made from blue-ish glass. From the mind of architect Carlo Santambrogio and designer Enno Arosic, you could actually own one of these if you so desired… if you could stomach the $6200-per-square-foot pricetag and the monthly cleaning bill.
[hat tip: Apartment Therapy]
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Tina Ramchandani on 08.20.2012 at 21:40 PM
Stunning. I’m sure there is an underground level with storage and bathroom facilities. Would love to know more.
marcie on 08.20.2012 at 21:53 PM
Um….this is kinda cool. Not sure I would like living in it but since I’m a huge fan of any and all things creative and custom, it’s awesome in my book. I think the stairs look the most intimidating.
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Phil on 08.21.2012 at 07:25 AM
Nice simulations. Not sure I’d want to have a complete habitat in glass though. A glass cabin adjacent to a more classic living area would be perfect: somewhere to watch the sun rise, or watch the stars at night. I think my lamps would look perfect inside too!
SamDs on 08.21.2012 at 07:43 AM
house aside, the furniture isn’t that great and almost looks “un-modern”
not that it has to be modern, but some of the pieces look kind of dated.
WAYLIFE on 08.21.2012 at 09:10 AM
Man… talk about sme serious toe-stubbing!! :D
How amazing would this be for a week-long vacation stay?! Honeymoon, etc. Seclusion would be key, but still could be an amazing experience…
Gianni on 08.22.2012 at 17:10 PM
Funny how this “new” has been picked up again in August 2012 (not only by you: http://www.propgoluxury.com/EN/PropertyNews/Italy/464-Glass-Concept-Home-Santambrogiomilano.html), even if it was already around in 2009/10:
– http://www.weheart.co.uk/2009/12/21/santambrogiomilano-simplicity/
– http://www.apartmenttherapy.com/glass-concept-home-by-santambr-105026
Ashli on 08.22.2012 at 19:46 PM
This slightly reminds me of the Apple Store in Shanghai; the almost-teal hue in the glass, and the beautifully designed staircase. But of course, I’m only referring to the store’s facade. :) The inside is, unfortunately, not all glass.
Virginia on 08.24.2012 at 07:51 AM
Those who live in glass houses should change clothes in the basement.
Anna on 08.24.2012 at 15:04 PM
Wowww ,,its Amazing….How can i sleep this house,,its better in day time..how about nigh time..??? alll will be seen outside,,,what a great creator you are,,,,i love it,,,.
Jay in Tampa Bay on 08.27.2012 at 12:48 PM
There is just something about Glass that makes it so stunning. I would be most comfortable in this environment. Of course, there may be drawbacks to weathering of the glass after a few years that would result in a less than stunning appearance.
Kevardoplex on 07.17.2013 at 00:10 AM
A stunning experiment! Get the squeegees out stat!
Oranuch Johansson on 10.28.2013 at 09:53 AM
Great to see but to live in this house, feel like an empty soul.
Wonderful arkitecture for Ultra Modern people :-) who love in touch with nature.
Mike Nowson on 10.01.2014 at 04:32 AM
The logical extension of Johnson and Mies…love it..Though cleaning would be tiresome!
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