Architects show how to blend innovation with grandma's-house coziness
The warmth, comfort and aesthetic of grandma's house carry affective memories that contemporary architecture has learned to translate without losing sophistication.
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The warmth, comfort and aesthetic of grandma's house carry affective memories that many people thought were lost to the modernization of design. They are not: architects show it is possible to live in an innovative environment without giving up that touch of grandma's house.
Wood parquet flooring, wide-framed pictures on the wall: elements many people still hold in memory now gain a contemporary reading. The proposal crosses affection and design, without giving up currency.
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