The house revolves around a clear vision: eliminating compromises and enhancing materiality. White, concrete, touches of red, and birch—the project’s material leitmotif—define a language that is both essential and warm.

The flooring by Listone Giordano was used to give character to the spaces with customized geometries. It is not just a floor but a true design element: in the living area, the light oak laid in a running pattern is interrupted by refined dark wood inlays that create rhythm and structure within the space.

In the master bedroom, however, the parquet reaches its expressive peak: the Fabrique wooden floor designed by Marc Sadler, made of end-cut birch, transforms into a contemporary tatami, complemented by a birch plywood headboard that conceals the wardrobe behind it.

CASA B.V. can be seen as a design manifesto: every choice, from the layout to the custom furnishings, reflects a vision of living that combines compositional rigor with sensory pleasure. Design is never mere decoration, but lived architecture, and the material and aesthetic contribution of the flooring is essential to achieving the balance between structure, emotion, and functionality that gives identity and warmth to the entire space.

Photo: thanks to  Stefano Maniero.