There is a strong harmony between Nomad Architecture and lake landscapes. In 2010, the first project of the Milan-based studio was the renovation of a 1950s apartment on the lake. It was the beginning of an elective affinity that also returns in the latest project signed by the team led by Selina Bertola. This is the complete renovation of a villa from the sixtiesarranged on three levels with a surface area of 400 square meters, which included interiors, exteriors and garden.
«The rebirth of this villa represents not only an architectural transformation – explains the designer – but a new way of experiencing domestic spacein perfect harmony with the surrounding nature.”
And in fact the view you enjoy of the landscape around, between the blue of the water and the green of the vegetation, is one of the protagonists of the house. Outside, the terraced garden follows the slope of the hill and hosts a infinity pool. On the veranda, sofas, barbecue, pizza oven and a large table invite you to spend time in company outdoors.
Conviviality and hospitality
On the first floor, a very bright open space hosts the living area, whose organization revolves around the fireplace: Kitchen, dining room e living are arranged around following an orderly and rational development. The airiness of the living room – where Scandinavian tones predispose to relaxation – alternates with the intimate and cozy atmosphere of the kitchen and dining room, united by a lowering in oak, the same used for the floor. In the kitchen, the custom-made furnishings in canaletto walnut with black granite tops soften the brightness and increase the perceived comfort.
Wood itself is what makes it hyphen con the first sleeping areapreceded by a door in the same walnut as the kitchen. Once past the threshold, there is the first guest bedroom, with a large bathroom in emperador grey marble, and the two children’s bedrooms, served by a resin bathroom.
Privacy e comfort
The upper floor is reserved for the owners of the house, organised with a living room (the reading corner and the view of the lake offer pleasant breaks), one studiothe Master bedroom with en suite bathroom e walk-in closet.
In the small living room, next to the wood, there are resin finishes with a concrete effect that create an elegant balance. bath chooses the white protagonist, with a Bardiglio marble covering, combined with sculptural elements in iron and back-painted satin glass.
“This project, followed with great passion, has transformed the aesthetics of the house making it clean and contemporary” concludes Selina Bertola.
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