A reinterpretation of classic domestic environments through a more dynamic spatial experience. That concept guided Studio Alchemy's design of this villa in Lebanon.
The deconstruction reads across every surface: wooden slats and textiles applied to the walls rather than the floor, modern patterns drawn from the rhythm of classic parquet, paintings leaning against the walls instead of hanging from them. From an architectural standpoint, the project introduces visual boundaries within the spaces through partitions and openings, producing volumes that read as both discrete and connected. Vertical and horizontal elements extend from interior to exterior, questioning the conventional separation between indoors and out.
The furniture program, developed alongside Interni's Creative Team, draws on the leading houses of Italian design: Flexform, B&B Italia, Poltrona Frau, and Fiam Italia. Minotti rounds out the program.
