TERRACOTTA BEDROOM
Terracotta is a rustic, earthy red with shades of brown and orange. Terracotta comes from the Italian words for "cooked earth" and has its roots in ancient civilizations, where it was used for pottery and building materials.
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Double bed
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Possibility of an extra single bed
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Baby travel cot available
TERRABLUE BEDROOM
According to legend, Terra blu was born thousands of years ago in the desert, where scorching hot sand met the cool night sky. During the day, the land was orange and cracked clay, but when the sun went down, the sky turned such a deep and heavy blue that it seemed to drain all the way to the ground.
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Double bed
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Possibility of an extra single bed
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Baby travel cot available
KAVIR BEDROOM
Kavir is a color, a combination of ash and salt. It is a shade that is created when the sun has baked the earth for thousands of years, leaving behind only a light, slightly grayish beige. The story goes that the Kavir color was created by the interaction of wind and time. Ancient travelers on the Silk Road described how the desert changed color according to the light: in the morning it was silver, at noon it was white, and in the evening it absorbed the last, dull grays of the sunset.
Double bed
Possibility of an extra single bed
Baby travel cot available
NERO BATHROOM
In Italian, "nero" is not just black color, but often symbolizes elegance and timelessness. It is a basic color in fashion and design, used to emphasize quality.
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Shower
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Toilet
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Laundry
VERDE BATHROOM
In the Italian flag, green (il verde) symbolizes the country's hills and plains. It is also a global symbol representing sustainability and nature conservation.
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Shower and toilet
KITCHEN
The well-equipped kitchen is designed to soothe the senses. The Kavir color of the walls and the rustic old brick tie the room into the surrounding nature. They are not just colors, but they reflect light softly, creating a safe and warm atmosphere. Wood has been chosen as a material for its durability and timelessness. The massive log beams visible in the ceiling are reminiscent of traditional construction, where materials were sourced locally and made to last from generation to generation.
SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
When the sun rises and illuminates the earthy colors of the house, it also does invisible work. The solar energy system installed on the roof of the house produces clean, renewable electricity directly from nature. This allows your morning coffee to be made and your car to be charged completely independently using solar power.
At the same time, the house's own history lives around you. Every chair, chest of drawers and tabletop, patinated by time, has been carefully restored and preserved as a part of today. They have seen joy, sorrow and everyday life of the house before us.
