A house of comfort.

Less was the brief. Albacitta trades a maximalist upbringing for clean lines and a restrained palette — with stucco walls and fluted detailing doing the quiet work of keeping the space from feeling flat.

Texture does the talking here. One stucco wall, one light line tracing the ceiling, everything else kept quiet.

A console marks the turn. Walnut against a black grille, one light line overhead — the passage announces itself.

Matte black and stone, built for use. The light does the rest.

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