Compositional geometries

Far Arreda creates a custom-made work, in perfect harmony with the owners’ wishes. A play of lines, volumes, geometries, and compositions.

This imposing villa, rebuilt from scratch, stands among the Bergamo hills, in the Astino Valley. Far Arreda, together with architect Leonardo Togni, signs a project of value and personality.

Far Arreda, which provided interior and exterior furnishings and other tailor-made compositional details, was able to understand and meet every demand of the customers with care and attention to detail.

The family – made up of parents and three children – wanted to bring out their passion for art and collecting. The result is a casual dialogue between design and works of art that seeps into everyday reality with determination, beauty, and wisdom. From the outside, in fact, modern architecture tends towards a play of lines, volumes and geometric extensions that are also reflected inside.

This house with large sizes develops of three floors: on the ground floor, there is the main entrance with the outbuilding and garage; on the first floor, you can find the sleeping area with bedrooms, wardrobe and gym, while on the second floor, there is the living area with kitchen, study and guest bathroom.

The furniture stands out for its contemporary taste and captivating aesthetics: a tailor-made work created by Far Arreda, which chooses a complete customization of the spaces. In particular, in the living area, a white monolithic element with geometric inserts crosses the entire structure longitudinally.

The kitchen is striking for the use of materials and its essentiality, thanks to the retractable cabinets that hide the entire work area. The light is impactful: large windows illuminate and highlight the dining table and the living room with double seating, from which you can admire the landscape.

In the sleeping area, the bedrooms and bathrooms seek a refined, fascinating and bold taste; key aspects that bring together every corner and every choice of this project.

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