The PF House designed by Horma estudio is designed to achieve a great connection with the outside thanks to the decisions of use and identity that are given to the interior space. Formal dilations and compressions mark the passage from one area to another.
The texture of the walnut wood accentuates the spatial continuity inside the house and the natural stone covers the floor, giving the interior space a unique touch. The house acquires its own personality and character, thanks to an interesting palette of colors and materials.
The texture of the walnut wood accentuates the spatial continuity inside the house and the natural stone covers the floor, giving the interior space a unique touch. The house acquires its own personality and character, thanks to an interesting palette of colors and materials.
Description of project by Horma
Matter, texture and geometry.
A well-oriented space that is closely connected to the outside world that requires few decisions, but precise ones to define its use and character. The project aims to connect the day area and the night area in a single space through a transition space with expansions and compressions that guide the steps between one area and another.
A piece of carpentry built in walnut wood and colored lacquered articulates the open spaces and hides the most private spaces, building a privacy filter while showing the spatial continuity of the house.
The wood textures of the vertical elements and the natural stone of the pavement give the space a unique touch. The geometry of the elements, marked from the beginning by the directions of the existing perimeter, has just given the space its own personality and character.
