Italian architect Piero Lissoni's new Tel Aviv Home features a crisp angled design with a mix of contemporary style and modernism. The entrance resembles a monolithic barricade, while inside the gate sits a two-storey home with crystal-clear walls of glass and open interiors.
The landscaping has lush greenery and limpid pools that surround the home with luxurious and bright natural colors and the illusion it is floating on water. Keeping the support pillars exposed created a loft-life aesthetic, with cutting-edge flooring, roofing and walls made to remove heat from the air during the hot summers. Adding an angular black staircase to the center of the home helped to add a piece of art and set the tone for the luxurious and unique interior design.
The new Tel Aviv Home features the best of the designer's work, a functional and stylish space with a complex design.
Contemporary Monolithic Homes
Piero Lissoni Created the Tel Aviv Home with a Milanese Twist
Trend Themes
1. Contemporary Design - There is an opportunity for innovative design firms to create contemporary homes with unique and stylish features.
2. Glass Interiors - Developing new ways to incorporate glass into interior design can create a luxurious and visually stunning living experience.
3. Sustainable Architecture - There is potential for architects and builders to explore sustainable materials and designs to create energy-efficient monolithic homes.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture - Architects can leverage the trend of contemporary monolithic homes to create visually striking and functional architectural designs.
2. Interior Design - Interior designers can take inspiration from the use of glass and open interiors in contemporary monolithic homes to create unique and modern living spaces.
3. Construction - The construction industry can embrace the trend of sustainable architecture in monolithic homes by incorporating eco-friendly materials and energy-saving techniques.