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A contemporary villa near the river

Wood and aluminium

The measure of lightness

LocationProvince of Treviso
WoodBrushed oak
White volumes of the villa with wide glazing, surrounded by greenery

When architecture becomes essential, the window must step aside. Aluminium protects, wood welcomes, light does the rest.

Wood
  • Brushed oak
Finish
  • Water-based varnish, natural effect
  • White aluminium exterior cladding
Front door
  • Brushed oak, cobalt blue exterior
Accessories
  • Concealed electric roller shutters
  • Light-filtering curtains

In this contemporary villa, surrounded by greenery near the river, light plays a central role in every architectural and stylistic choice. From the tall glazed walls to the lift-and-slide doors, each window was born from close dialogue with the client and the architect, with the aim of enhancing the volumes and bringing natural light deep into the rooms.

Oak lift-and-slide door with white aluminium exterior cladding
Living room with large oak French windows onto the garden
The large sliding windows soften the boundary between living room and garden.

The large sliding windows soften the boundary between living room and garden. Minimal sections, frames set into the masonry and wide expanses of glass create visual continuity with the outdoors: the greenery enters the house and becomes part of the architecture. The transparency of the windows guides the eye towards the landscape, widening the sense of space and strengthening the bond between inside and out.

Brushed oak window looking onto the magnolia
Oak front door with aluminium exterior cladding

Inside, the light wood preserves the warmth and naturalness of domestic spaces; outside, the aluminium cladding provides protection, stability and a contemporary touch. A solution that allows large glazed surfaces without giving up insulation performance, durability or low maintenance.

The window thus becomes a discreet yet decisive element, able to accompany the architecture without overpowering it.

Full-height glazing with tropical plants
Double-height living area with oak window
Oak window framing the villa’s red canopy
Villa entrance with cobalt blue front door and horizontal window
The cobalt blue front door: colour, too, becomes part of the design.

Colour, too, becomes part of the design. Fil Serramenti’s research is not limited to the elegance of natural woods: it explores finishes and shades able to converse with the architecture and express its character. The result is bespoke colour solutions, conceived to make every window and front door an integral part of the project and every home truly unique.

Oak front door lacquered in cobalt blue
Kitchen with oak windows and concealed roller shutters
Oak interior door with satin glass
Brushed oak interior door

Gallery

Wood and aluminium

The white villa with its red canopy under the sky
Red canopy on the white façade of the villa
Lift-and-slide door on the white façade, in the shade of the trees
Corner glazing in oak and aluminium on the white façade
Cobalt blue front door with a round handle
Oak front door with a vertical glass slot on the blue-grey wall
Living room with oak sliding doors open onto the portico, among the plants
Full-height sliding door onto the hydrangea garden
Brushed oak window looking onto the magnolia
Green wall with plants and a wooden staircase
Wooden staircase with a glass balustrade and a plant
Brushed oak interior door