Villa in Udine by iarchitects

Villa in Udine is an amazing private home designed in 2016 by iarchitects situated in Udine, Italy.

Modern two-story home with a glass facade, balcony, and a sleek pool in the backyard.
Modern, open-concept living room with large windows, plush seating, and a striking pendant lamp.
A modern, open-plan living area with a stone fireplace, glass walls, and crystal chandeliers.
A modern, open-concept interior with floor-to-ceiling windows, a sleek dining table, and modern pendant lighting.
Bright, modern interior with open-concept layout, natural light, and elegant decor.
A rustic, wooden interior with shelves displaying an extensive wine collection.
Spacious modern living room with large windows, abstract artwork, and a statement chandelier.
Modern glass-enclosed home with deck, pool, and lush landscaping in the background.
Modern, two-story home with large glass windows, balcony, and sleek black exterior against a scenic landscape.
Modern luxury home with sleek glass facade, pool, and mountain landscape.

About Villa in Udine

The project transformed a 70s residence into a two-level house filled with natural light. It offers stunning views of the surrounding hills.

Creating an Open Space

The client wanted to utilize the entire 300 square meters (3,229 square feet) without a clear separation between floors. iarchitects removed part of the slab dividing the floors. This created a double-height entrance that funnels light and serves as the main distribution space.

Maximizing Natural Light

iarchitects focused on natural light and connecting the building to its surroundings. They enlarged existing windows to increase light levels. They also altered the house’s hexagonal shape. A new steel-framed volume with sliding floor-to-ceiling windows enhances the connection to the outdoor spaces, including the swimming pool and large park.

Neutral Interior Finishes

The interior finishes align with the goal of maximizing light. The neutral color palette features white and gray walls. Clear oak flooring and veranda ceilings, along with glass stair railings, define the spaces. Light-colored accessories complete the look.

Functional Space Division

The building’s nonlinear structure helps articulate different spaces. The ground floor houses the day area, a special canteen and wine tasting space, and a guest bedroom. The upper floor contains three bedrooms, each with its own bathroom.

Photography by Alessandra Bello

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- by Matt Watts

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