Exposed mainly to the most important elements of the island, the sea and the volcano, Casa Falk belonged to a group of abandoned fishermen's houses back in the 1950s. It became the set of Rosellini's film "Stromboli" and later became the house of Ingrid Bergman.
Later in the 60s, this house belonged to artist Hans Falk, who restored it entirely to a new beginning. Being an art and furniture collector, he understood architecture which is evident in the building today. It is a strong play between interior and exterior. Materials used are mostly indigenous to its surroundings.
This place is a true purist's d r e a m m m ...
Later in the 60s, this house belonged to artist Hans Falk, who restored it entirely to a new beginning. Being an art and furniture collector, he understood architecture which is evident in the building today. It is a strong play between interior and exterior. Materials used are mostly indigenous to its surroundings.
This place is a true purist's d r e a m m m ...
via lgb architetti
No comments:
Post a Comment
So what do you think? Please share...