In reference to silent luxury, it is necessary to highlight the importance of the connection between the interior of the spaces and the exterior environment of the house. For this it is essential to merge the architectural design with the interior design work of each home. Since the important thing in this trend is the detail, in the exterior spaces it will be reflected through simple and clean lines, neutral, technological materials that imitate natural elements, such as stone and wood.
As for the interior, we will find the presence of exterior elements of nature that connect the interior spaces with the environment of the house at a higher level. This is why biophilic designs (where nature is distributed inside the house in a casual way), interior courtyards, skylights and English courtyards are increasingly in demand. In the design of courtyards, gardens, outdoor areas, porches and landscaping, the aesthetics are carefully designed in detail and coherent with the style of the house, with vegetation that provides “calm and privacy”.
These elements allow the house, in the centre for example, to have a space dedicated to nature that reminds us of the outdoor environment where the house is located. Allowing from most of the spaces of the house a connection with the outside. Sometimes even with elements such as chill-out areas or outdoor showers.
In the same way that it is essential to study the lighting. The play of light and shadow is a key element in silent luxury, providing volumes, depth, continuity in the spaces and naturalness.