This Contemporary Cottage Features a Stone Facade and Glass Walls
Katherine Pendrill — October 30, 2015 — Art & Design
'Studioata' designed a contemporary cottage that features a modern stone facade and an all-glass entrance. When it comes to microhomes, many people imagine trailers or converted shipping containers. This microhome features a modern design that makes it look like a permanent residence.
The home is located on a steep slope in rural Turin, Italy. The homes features a gray stone facade that gives the structure a stately look. The heavy stone is balanced by the floor-to-ceiling windows, which cover the front of the home. These windows also allows the primary living space to open up onto a large porch. Despite its compact design, the clever use of space makes the home feel much larger than it is.
The cozy Italian cottage demonstrates that microhomes can be designed with all the amenities of a traditional house.
The home is located on a steep slope in rural Turin, Italy. The homes features a gray stone facade that gives the structure a stately look. The heavy stone is balanced by the floor-to-ceiling windows, which cover the front of the home. These windows also allows the primary living space to open up onto a large porch. Despite its compact design, the clever use of space makes the home feel much larger than it is.
The cozy Italian cottage demonstrates that microhomes can be designed with all the amenities of a traditional house.
Trend Themes
1. Glass-walled Microhomes - Designing microhomes with glass walls brings in ample natural lighting and makes the living space appear larger.
2. Modern Stone Facades - Integrating modern stone facades with glass walls creates stunning contemporary microhome designs.
3. Clever Use of Space in Microhomes - Incorporating unique space-saving solutions in microhomes optimize every inch of the living space, making them more practical and functional.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture - Innovative microhome designs require the input of skilled architects who can plan smart use of materials and space to make small homes feel comfortable and spacious.
2. Real Estate - Developing microhomes as permanent residences offers a new affordable housing option that is environmentally friendly and modern.
3. Construction - Building a glass-paneled microhome requires a high level of precision and attention to detail in both the design and construction processes.
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