In Minimalist House, located within the 1912 Villino Ferrero, historical value emerges through a sober, understated context. This essentiality, combined with its transformation into an independent unit—originally only the living area for the upper floor—granted greater architectural freedom, allowing for a new way of living to be explored
The result is a minimalist home that interprets contemporary trends through expansive, open living spaces. Continuous perimeter cabinetry clears the rooms, creating a fluidity that adapts to different needs. This formal purity leaves ample room for a variety of activities.
Music is a fundamental element: a multi-room sound system with integrated ceiling speakers and high-fidelity equipment transform the apartment into an immersive sonic experience.
Living well is further enhanced by structural reinforcement of the beams and SAP floors, along with energy efficiency upgrades including heat pumps, new high-performance fixtures, wood fiber insulation, and clay finishes. An integrated ceiling sound system completes the immersive experience.
Casa Minimal redefines contemporary luxury through subtraction: expanding spaces, the freedom to transform environments, and the invisible quality of clean air, energy efficiency, and immersive sound.
