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White Cube Atelier Designs a Spacious Home in Damavand, Iran

By Magaly Grosso

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Villa Mavi is a private home located in Damavand, Tehran Province, Iran.

Completed in 2015, it was designed by White Cube Atelier.

Villa Mavi by White Cube Atelier (1)

Imagine having a passion for yellow, white, grey and black — wouldn’t you want this to see it every day? Apparently that’s what people from White Cube Atelier had to achieve for their clients, a large family of eight from the  hasht-behesht town, Damavand- 45km far from Tehran.

The building had to be erected on a 10% steep terrain, hence why it was built as a combination of three distinct cubes — with one of them being buried into soil.

Villa Mavi by White Cube Atelier (2)

Villa Mavi by White Cube Atelier (3)

The interior exudes a minimalist vibe, with yellow contrasting from every corner. Geometric lines on the ceiling, a beautiful glass staircase and plenty of green in its “yards” make this house a true dream home for its dwellers.

Villa Mavi by White Cube Atelier (4)

Villa Mavi by White Cube Atelier (5)

Villa Mavi by White Cube Atelier (6)

Villa Mavi by White Cube Atelier (7)

Villa Mavi by White Cube Atelier (8)

Villa Mavi by White Cube Atelier (9)

Villa Mavi by White Cube Atelier (10)

Villa Mavi by White Cube Atelier (11)

Villa Mavi by White Cube Atelier (12)

Villa Mavi by White Cube Atelier (13)

Villa Mavi by White Cube Atelier (14)

Villa Mavi by White Cube Atelier (15)

Villa Mavi by White Cube Atelier (16)

 

Villa Mavi by White Cube Atelier (17)
Basement
Villa Mavi by White Cube Atelier (18)
First Level
Villa Mavi by White Cube Atelier (19)
Second Level
Villa Mavi by White Cube Atelier (20)
Elevation

Photos by: Farshid Nasrabadi

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About Magaly Grosso

Magaly Grosso was born in Venezuela where she grew up and studied Advertising and Marketing. With time, she realized that what she truly wanted to dedicate herself to was Interior Design, which is why she decided to study it and devote herself to it. Learn more about HomeDSGN's Editorial Process.

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