A synthesis of aesthetics and constructive clarity for a minimalistic lighting project

Just a few kilometres outside Bassano del Grappa, a private villa stands out for its linear shape and modern style. The building is arranged in three volumes, grouped under a single flat roof. The living room is defined by a dual height that allows a natural zenith lighting to penetrate. 

SCENIC OUTDOOR LIGHTING

The lighting design conceived for this villa integrates perfectly with the essential design and minimalist architecture of the dwelling space. This was a choice that shrewdly describes its lines and volumes, creating the desired lighting effects. 


The lighting handled by Linea Light Group included the insertion of three products for the outdoor area, selected specifically both for their lighting performance and because they are perfectly in line with the building’s style. 

Welcoming us is Astropek, a small step-light that can be driven on which illuminates the driveway, accompanying us toward the inside. The emission produced is entirely level with the ground, thereby preventing even the least amount of glare. The prismatic tempered protective glass and the AquaStop® protection system made this product the ideal choice to guarantee the long life and reliability of the path lighting.
Once at the villa entrance, on the other hand, we find the Fylo+ Outdoor linear system, set in the house’s exterior insulation. A line of graphic light which, in its simplicity, accompanies the perimeter of the villa, highlighting its peculiarities and architectural traits. The clean design and the lighting produced are in line with the customer’s tastes, outlined from the initial design phases. Last, but not least, for the portico and for the entrance to the home, the Portik downlight was chosen in the cylindrical version. The optics assembly, made up of the reflector with a system of F.O.L.™ filters, creates even lighting projection over the entire illuminated area.


Project: Didonè Comacchio Architects 

Outdoor Lighting project: Linea Light Group

Photo: Alberto Sinigaglia