13-03-2017
House in Montalcino by Pignattai, Vossaert and Groppi
Marco Pignattai Architect, Gerda Vossaert Interior Architect, Davide Groppi,
![House in Montalcino by Pignattai, Vossaert and Groppi
House in Montalcino by Pignattai, Vossaert and Groppi](https://www.floornature.com/media/photos/1/12487/02_pignattai-vossaert_groppi_house_montalcino_home_sez.jpg)
Today we discuss the work of architects Pignattai and Vossaert and light designer Davide Groppi who restored a splendid home in Montalcino surrounded by the natural beauty of Tuscany. When the owners purchased the lot, there were a number of abandoned old buildings on it, including a mill with a water wheel and a church.
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The architects aimed to maintain the original structure and appearance of the home while adding all the comforts essential in a summer home today. The two-floor home contains a kitchen, living room and bedrooms, while the basement contains a swimming pool, a gym and a wine cellar. The old church on the property has been renovated and converted into a guesthouse.
The lighting is designed to invite and welcome people to various spaces in the home, embracing the house as a whole and maintaining the building’s original nature and heritage .
Francesco Cibati
Location: Montalcino, Tuscany, Italy
Year: 2015
Design: Marco Pignattai Architect, Gerda Vossaert Interior Architect
Lighting: Davide Groppi, Daniele Sprega
Photos: Fausto Mazza
www.davidegroppi.com
www.pignattairabagli.it