Rude House: Brutalist Design Meets Rustic Italian Charm

Discover the exquisite Rude House, a brutalist-inspired apartment in Rome, Italy, nestled in the tranquility of the southern suburbs, Tor de' Cenci. Overlooking the verdant Castelporziano Nature Reserve, this transformative project by Studio Tamat introduces new vitality into a 120 sqm (approx. 1292 sqft) apartment, drawing the abundant natural light indoors with expansive windows and a spacious 40 sqm (approx. 431 sqft) terrace. Crafted meticulously for a young couple of lawyers yearning for a connection with nature, this contemporary abode captures the essence of brutalist design within its rustic charm and sensual materiality, from the exposed reinforced concrete pillars to the use of artisanal terracotta. Read more ...Related:DA34 House: A Masterclass in Intimate and Minimalist Apartment DesignDomus Augusta: A Minimalist Haven in Acqui TermeMokotów Apartment: A Culinary Enthusiast’s Dream in Warsaw