Far from the pressures of everyday life, surrounded by pristine nature, in a forest, overlooking the Adriatic Sea... it might sound like the description of a utopian dream home, but it's actually the new project by Dahlia Studios for the transformation through demolition and reconstruction of the new Grove House.

The residence is located within the "A Casa da Angelo" estate in the municipality of Grottammare (AP), and, like the rest of the property, overlooks the Adriatic Sea.
The spaces of the house are designed to create a sense of intimacy in every corner, thus creating a cocooning effect.

Another key theme is the use of greenery, not so much through the placement of plants inside the residence, but through the opening of large windows overlooking the landscape and the grove that surrounds and protects the home.

Natural light also plays a fundamental role, warm and soft. As with the cabins and rural homes, illuminated by a sun obscured by clouds and vegetation, and by candles at night, the Grove House also sought to create a light that penetrates the trees through the large windows, full of reflections and, above all, shadows.

The materials that compose the Grove House are primarily steel for the structure and wood for the finishes, perfectly balanced to complement each other, accompanied by desaturated, dusty colors and furnishings composed of heavy, tactile fabrics.

The fireplace, omnipresent in Dahlia Studios' projects, spreads sensorial warmth throughout the interior design, with the scent of freshly cut wood, allowing guests to savor every moment, all wrapped up in a blanket on a cozy armchair, while watching a thunderstorm outside.

This is what Dahlia Studio's projects aim to create... what is considered a cocooning approach... what Grove House is all about: pure emotion before a well-appointed architectural space.