My Dream House (Houses 😊)

What's your dream house?

I’m excited to share not just one or two but three uniquely designed dream houses with you!

It is a fantasy, a dream, after all.😊

The first

The first house is modern and relatively small, featuring round windows. While round or arched windows aren't new concepts, I find them particularly appealing.

Rounded windows offer a departure from the straight lines of the manmade world.

To me, the essence of architecture lies in the seamless integration of the artificial and the natural. Stone, with its solidity, provides a sense of security—it's reassuring to know that an evil wolf won't blow the house down! 😊 On the other hand, glass, with its transparency, allows natural light to flood the space.

My first dream house is set in the countryside, far removed from the chaos of the city and traffic. It is a stunning modern home that perfectly harmonizes with the natural surroundings.

The second

My second dream house strongly resembles Casa Batlló, an amazing and unique masterpiece designed by Antonio Gaudí in Barcelona. Whenever I think about architecture and design, Gaudí always comes to mind. He’s not just an artist to me; to me, he’s the greatest artist in the world.

I really appreciate the technique of Trencadís, which was used by Gaudí.

Trencadís is a unique method used mostly in Catalan modernism. Trencadís, which means "chopped," is a special technique for assembling mosaics from shattered ceramic tiles and glass fragments. This technique is common in Catalan modernism, and it is so mesmerizing that one cannot stop staring at it.

Technique of Trencadís - detail Park Güell

My second dream house isn't big.

Like the first one, it's relatively small, but it should have enough space for a family.

The bathroom and some parts of the facade must be designed in mosaic made of broken pieces of ceramics (trencadís).

Organic forms inspired Gaudí, so my second dream (Gaudí 😊) house will not have many sharp corners, but its exterior and interior will be dominated by forms inspired by nature.

The third

My third dream house is ultra-modern, featuring extensive glass architecture. Sharp corners are acceptable, but the design must be minimalist in style. 😊

In addition to Antonio Gaudí, Wassily Kandinsky, a pioneer of abstract painting, inspires me greatly. His use of bold colors and geometric shapes perfectly aligns with the modern, minimalist style of my third dream house. The abstract paintings and sculptures would fit phenomenally with the home's modern interior.