Original design of an Italian house without interior decoration

We bring to your attention a tour of the rooms of one very interesting Italian home ownership. The originality of the design of the internal arrangement of the dwelling consists in the fact that no paint, wallpapering or exposure to any other finishing material was used to finish the surfaces. All the walls of the rooms are plastered, the floors are covered with concrete, the steps are also concrete structures.

Being at the main entrance to the Italian private house, much can already be imagined about the interior decoration of the premises. The absolutely smooth facade of the building with the complete absence of any decor suggests that the owners are straightforward, concise people and love clarity, rigor and practicality in everything.

Another feature of the arrangement of the Italian home is the minimalist atmosphere of personal and utilitarian rooms. So pronounced minimalism is rarely found in private households, especially in such colorful, vibrant, southern countries as Italy.

A variety in the design of surfaces is observed only textured. The wall becomes accented if it is not subjected to full plastering, while maintaining the texture of the brickwork.

Literally just getting into the house, we find ourselves in a spacious room, which combines the functions of a dining room and a living room. Despite the abundance of concrete surfaces, plastered planes and the complete absence of decor, the space does not look uninhabited or repulsive. Perhaps well-placed lighting contributes to a pleasant atmosphere.

The dining group is made up of a simple but roomy table made of wood and famous designer chairs, the model of which can harmoniously fit into any interior of the dining room or kitchen.

The living area is represented by a soft snow-white sofa of angular modification and storage systems in the form of open cells, also in white.

From the room with the dining and living areas, we pass into the kitchen room, which is less spacious and equally minimalist.

And again the plastered walls, ceiling beams and concrete floors flooded - the rigor of the finish, or rather - its complete absence is amazing and amazing at the same time.

Smooth snow-white facades of kitchen cabinets look great against the background of grayish-beige walls of the kitchen space. The huge kitchen island has become a haven not only for a variety of storage systems, integration of sinks, stoves and hobs, but also has provided an area for short meals. In the campaign, a pair of bar stools made of plastic, wood and metal were assigned to the island.

The glossy surfaces of the island's countertops and the working surfaces of the headset slightly diversified the interior of the kitchen. Living plants in pots became a breath of fresh air in this kingdom of cement and concrete.

The lighting system, which is represented by built-in lamps and pendant chandeliers, provides not only diffuse lighting, but also local illumination of work areas and functionally loaded segments of the kitchen.

Next we go to the private rooms on the second floor. To do this, you need to climb the stairs, and there is nothing strange in the fact that this is a structural structure made of concrete, devoid of any decor.

A distinctive feature of the decoration of the premises of the second floor is a wooden flooring. The presence of natural material (even if it is its artificial counterpart, indistinguishable externally from wood) not only diversifies the design of the premises, but also makes them more comfortable, habitable, and pleasant in appearance.

If you have ever seen a bedroom with a more minimalist decor - write to us in the comments. But it is not easy to meet such an ascetic atmosphere of the room for sleeping and relaxing. In a spacious room with high ceilings and "bare" walls, you can probably get a good night's sleep, because nothing in the decor, decoration and decoration of the bedroom as a whole prevents a sleepy person.

In the same room there is a segment with a dressing room, presented in the form of many snow-white storage systems behind absolutely smooth, handleless doors.

There is a bathroom next to the bedroom. This is surprising, but even in a room with a high level of humidity, the owners of the house (or their designer) did not depart from the tradition of decorating the premises "without decoration". Modern concrete, due to many additives and antiseptics, can be quite moisture resistant.

In the bathroom, as in all rooms of the Italian house, at the forefront is the functionality and practicality of the room. The neutral palette, or rather the monochrome design of the room for water procedures dilutes only the snow-white look of plumbing and the sheen of accessories for it.

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