On the banks of the Tresinaro stream, in the Po Valley, the HHCR House stands on a green lawn and defines, through its architecture, a hollowed-out space. The house reinterprets in contemporary terms the porta morta, a traditional rural space that has become the balancing point of the composition.
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A minimalist architecture on the plain
This residential project stands out for its minimalist, modern style, visible in every space of the house. Two transparent levels link the volumes, accentuated by windows cut into the structure, slightly slanted and framed with black bands that contrast with the white surfaces. The bedrooms and study upstairs are bathed in light, while the living rooms on the ground floor open onto the landscape.
Residential furniture in the Wall Street collection
The porch, both a solar diaphragm and a jasmine arbour, extends the living room into the open air, next to the kitchen. This is where Vondom furniture comes into its own: the large dining table stands out thanks to the avant-garde design of the chairs from the Wall Street collection, created by Eugeni Quitllet, also installed in the outdoor dining room. The stools from the same collection complete this essential space in the house.
A showcase onto the countryside
The studio Nat Office was commissioned to redefine the style of this country house and turned it into a true showcase onto the plain. The Wall Street furniture accompanies a pared-back architecture where the interior and the landscape converse without a break.
