The landscape artists Yvonne and Jorg Amann designed in the idyllic surrounds of Italy’s Piemonte region, four beautiful rustic holiday homes, collectively referred to as Serafina Houses. The two artists by combining historical elements, modern amenities and sheltered privacy, the cozy homes offer an authentic experience of living in the Italian countryside while delivering on rustic and minimal design.
Characteristics of the four houses are the wall-hanging sculptures made of old timber shutters and twisted coils of rope, the textured plaster walls that contrast floors of various finishes and materials including terracotta tiles, terrazzo, and polished concrete. Concrete, timber, iron and glass comprise the overarching material palette of each house. The interiors have a minimal and contemporary spirit, free from excess, with furnishing that draws upon the muted tones of Nordic design enlivened by the occasional classic Italian piece. The Amann’s also run a cultural association called Quota that it’s aim is to bring creative people together in experiencing life in the countryside.
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Photography by Riccardo Masoni





















