Minimal Stone House Carved Into the Italian Hills | Villa Nemes

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Nestled in the hills of Imperia, Italy, Villa N (Nemes) is a stunning example of architecture that blends seamlessly into the Mediterranean landscape. Designed with sustainability and discretion in mind, the house disappears into the Ligurian terraces through green roofs, natural stone facades, and semi-underground volumes that follow the land’s natural contours.

This modern hillside home features five bedrooms with private outdoor areas and sea views, a spacious living area with a floor-to-ceiling corner window, and a 14-meter infinity pool overlooking the valley. Passive house strategies, solar energy, and thermal insulation ensure high energy efficiency and year-round comfort.

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From the custom oak cabinetry to the exposed concrete feature wall, every detail in this house celebrates minimalism and material honesty. Light-filled bathrooms, continuous oak paneling, and multifunctional bedroom layouts reflect a deep respect for nature and flexible living.

Discover how Villa N (Nemes) combines Mediterranean design, environmental consciousness, and architectural refinement to create a timeless coastal retreat.

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Architect: Giordano Hadamik Architects GHA
Location: Liguria, Italy
Area: 200sqm
Year: 2019
Photography: Andrea Zanchi Photography

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