Pedevilla Architects' residential project in Brunico — an exercise in chromatic austerity where warm earth tones and neutral creams coat almost every surface in a seamless clay envelope, dissolving the line between wall, ceiling, and architecture into a single unified interior skin.
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In Brunico, the project by Pedevilla Architects is defined by a radical subtraction. The architecture renounces the superfluous to focus on the strength of volumes and chromatic coherence. The intent is to create an environment of austere elegance, where the contrast between earthy and neutral tones marks the different areas of the home.
MATTEOBRIONI products coat almost every surface, creating a seamless envelope that unifies the various functions of living under a single identity. The walls are finished with MB Terra Natural Coarse Cacao clay plaster, while the ceilings and other surfaces feature the fine-grained MB Terra Natural Structured Panna. This language continues uninterrupted onto the furnishings using MB Terra Plus Coarse Cacao and MB Terra Plus Structured Panna: the resistance of polymers allows raw earth to become an object, enveloping the furniture with the same matte finish as the walls in a total integration of architecture and interior design.
Photography: Gustav Willeit
