'Casa Atrio' is a beautiful Melbourne terrace house situated in the city's Carlton neighborhood. The structure's features and arrangement point to well-lit bright spaces, while the sculptural twists and the white painted walls surely add an aura of sophistication.
When designing the interior, Biasol looked to classic Parisian apartments for inspiration. A curious mix of styles is facilitated through the "Italianate architectural style" of the Melbourne terrace house.
One of the most spectacular features of the Casa Atrio is the glass atrium which the studio has filled with an abundance of vegetation. Other French hits of design are evident throughout the home, not just in the flooring, windows, and framing but also in the choice of "opulent furnishings."
Photo Credits: Derek Swalwell
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Classical Architecture-inspired Design
- Exploration and reinterpretation of classical architecture styles for modern design opportunities.
- Incorporating Glass Atriums in Urban Homes
- Innovative solutions for bringing greenery into urban spaces through glass atriums.
- Mixing Interior Design Styles
- Combining different design styles from various cultures and times for unique and personalized spaces.
Sectors Adopting This
- Architecture and Interior Design
- Developing innovative architecture and interior design solutions that blend classical and modern styles while incorporating green spaces.
- Urban Housing and Real Estate
- Providing green and well-lit urban housing options with unique design features to attract modern urban homebuyers.
- Luxury Home Furnishing
- Offering unique and luxurious home furnishing options to meet the demand for personalized and eclectic interior designs.
