Designed for a young family, this house seamlessly combines functionality and modern aesthetics, creating a space that prioritizes comfort, privacy, and efficiency. The home is conceived as a refuge from the urban hustle, offering a serene and balanced living experience. The northern facade, devoid of openings, acts as a visual and acoustic barrier, clearly delineating the private space from the public realm and emphasizing the concept of desired isolation. In contrast, the southern facade opens generously to natural light, allowing the sun’s rays to flood the communal spaces and bedrooms throughout the day.

The structure is organized into two distinct levels: the ground floor is dedicated to daytime activities, with open and fluid spaces designed for socializing and remote work, while the upper floor is reserved for resting areas, offering tranquility and intimacy to the residents. The simple, pure volumes are arranged harmoniously, creating a distinct architectural composition. The materials used — marble and wood — reflect a desire to experiment through the contrast between classical, natural matter and modern technology. The elegant textures of these materials, highlighted by the interplay of light and shadow, create a warm and sophisticated atmosphere.

The interiors are designed to bring nature into the living space. Large windows and integrated gardens facilitate a continuous connection between the interior and exterior, enhancing the sense of freedom and peace. Natural elements, such as vegetation and filtered light, complete the concept of a contemporary refuge, transforming this house into a space where aesthetics and functionality exist in perfect harmony.