Nestled in the lush greenery of Brianza (north of Milan), this recently renovated single-family villa with a spacious garden redefines the relationship between indoor and outdoor spaces, creating a seamless connection between the building and its natural surroundings.
From the living area to the bedrooms and out into the garden, Flou furnishings integrate effortlessly into a fluid lifestyle where light, nature, and design interact in complete harmony.
In architect Elena Viganò’s design, the house retains only a single element from the original structure: the staircase connecting the different floors. Around it, the rooms take on a new, bright, and contemporary identity, complemented by Flou furnishings.
In the living room, natural colors and soft textures create a relaxed atmosphere designed to accompany the moments of daily life. The Foglio sideboard, with its clean lines and a tactile, warm metallic finish, defines the space with character, adding a bold touch to the room's balanced forms and colors.
On the upper floor, wooden ceilings characterize the sleeping area, contributing to a warm and welcoming ambiance. In the master bedroom, the MyPlace bed, paired with Chiaro di Luna nightstands, captures this intimate feel through soft forms and delicate tones.
The sleeping area continues with bedrooms of varied character. In the children’s room, the Merkurio beds—designed by Rodolfo Dordoni—are paired with natural tones and subtle pops of color, creating a fresh and casual atmosphere. In the guest bedroom, the Duetto bed showcases its full versatility, gracefully adapting to different needs while maintaining the overall harmony of the space.
Outdoors, greenery takes center stage, wrapping around spaces dedicated to socializing and relaxation. The garden thus becomes an integral part of the home. Pierre chairs and small tables, alongside the Machard table, complete the outdoor setup with forms and proportions designed for comfort, enhancing the open-air experience and inviting guests to discover the house beyond its interior walls.
From the most intimate corners of the sleeping area to the garden, the house invites you to live every space naturally, following the rhythm of light and the seasons.
