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From a penthouse in the middle of Verona to a light-filled teahouse in Seoul, see how architects and designers have used raw earth in projects all over the world.
Palazzo Petrvs
Orvieto, Italy
Palazzo Petrvs in Orvieto — winner of the Elle Decor Italia Best Renovation Award — where architect Giuliano Andrea Dell'Uva and owner Raffaele Tysserand collaborated with local artisans and used clay to restore the building's Renaissance character.
Nespresso
Paris, France
The Nespresso boutique designed by Parisotto+Formenton Architetti at Westfield Parly 2 in Paris—where sculptural curves and an imposing circular skylight, finished with a custom Meringa-toned clay plaster, bring an unmistakably Italian flair to the heart of Paris, transforming the coffee ritual into a fully sensory experience.
Furla
Milan, Italy
David Chipperfield Architects placed raw earth at the centre of Furla's Milan flagship — a material choice that softens the precision of the architecture while deepening its quiet conversation with one of the city's most storied public squares.
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