
In this project, wood becomes the common thread of the architecture, guiding the rooms from the interior through to the outdoor spaces.
Right from the entrance, the smooth Urban H wall paneling by Arte Brotto in American Walnut, with a Ca’ Bollani finish, defines a compact wall that integrates two flush doors, harmonizing them within the vertical surface. The composition is essential and rigorous, built on the continuity of the material and the precision of details.
This same finish extends across two sides of the home, where the paneling flanks the large floor-to-ceiling windows and integrates two large glass doors. The warmth of the Walnut dialogues with the transparency of the glass, creating a calibrated balance between solidity and lightness.
In the kitchen, the snack counter in solid Walnut, in the same Ca’ Bollani finish, is inspired by the concept of Arte Brotto’s Vero table: a unique and unrepeatable surface that expresses the truth of the material.
The project finds its natural extension outdoors, where the wooden decking by Foglie d’Oro guides the space toward the garden, creating a textural continuity between indoor and outdoor. The presence of wood also continues into the gym, reinforcing the idea of a unified architectural language.
In this dialogue between surfaces and spaces, the American Walnut in the Ca’ Bollani finish becomes the element that connects architecture, interiors, and landscape, while Foglie d’Oro interprets the outdoor space through flooring that enhances the material in its most natural dimension.
For this project Foglie d’Oro has created Bespoke products. Find out how we can customise our products in a totally original way by visiting the Bespoke section of the website.

































