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Harmonia Villa by Hamid Abd

Project name:
Harmonia Villa
Architecture firm:
Abd Archviz Studio
Location:
Gilan, North of Iran
Tools used:
Autodeks 3ds Max, Corona Renderer, Adobe Photoshop, tyDiffusion
Principal architect:
Hamid Abd
Design team:
Abd Archviz Studio
Built area:
720 m²
Site area:
1100 m²
Design year:
2025
Completion year:
Collaborators:
Visualization:
Client:
Private
Status:
Concept - Design
Typology:
Residential › Villa

The seamless balance between architecture and nature.

Hamid Abd: This project is an exquisite architectural endeavor that seamlessly blends contemporary luxury with natural serenity. Designed to be a breathtaking architectural site, it captures the essence of modern minimalism while embracing organic materials, neutral tones, and an intimate connection with its surroundings. Below is a detailed breakdown of my project’s concept, inspiration, challenges, solutions, and key design elements.

Concept

The primary concept of project is to create a harmonious living space that merges seamlessly with nature while offering an elegant and sophisticated ambiance. Your vision centers around warm minimalism, where simplicity meets luxury. The space is designed to feel inviting, calming, and deeply connected to the environment, ensuring a timeless aesthetic with clean lines, soft textures, and a cohesive neutral color palette.

The project is structured around open spaces, natural light, and panoramic views, utilizing large floor-to-ceiling windows that dissolve boundaries between the interior and the surrounding landscape. A sophisticated combination of earthy materials such as wood, stone, and linen enhances the sensory experience, making the space feel warm and intimate despite its modernity.

Inspiration

My inspiration comes from modern coastal retreats and high-end boutique resorts, where elegance meets tranquility. The setting—overlooking a serene body of water—invokes a meditative ambiance that encourages relaxation and mindfulness.

Some of the key inspirations include:

✔ Japanese Zen aesthetics – embracing simplicity, natural elements, and a neutral color palette to create a peaceful atmosphere.

✔ Scandinavian minimalism – focusing on functionality, light-filled interiors, and understated elegance.

✔ Mediterranean warmth – integrating earthy textures, organic materials, and soft, sunlit interiors to establish a cozy yet refined environment.

✔ Biophilic design – incorporating nature into the architecture through indoor greenery, natural ventilation, and unobstructed outdoor views.


By Alfredo Gonzalez

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