Forma House
Spatial clarity and gentle transitions create a home that feels measured and connected.
A MODERN RESIDENCE SHAPED BY ORGANIC ARCHITECTURE, WHERE SCULPTURAL FORM AND NATURAL MATERIALS CONNECT HOME TO LANDSCAPE.
Florida
Rooted in the principles of organic architecture, this Frank Lloyd Wright–inspired residence was designed to dissolve the boundaries between landscape and structure. Clean horizontals, deep overhangs, and warm, earthen materials create a subtle dialogue between the built and natural environments. Inside, walls of glass frame the lake beyond, allowing shifting light and reflections to animate the interiors. An architectural staircase, custom made in Italy, acts as a central gesture, anchoring the space with elegance and precision. Materiality takes center stage: white oak, limestone, and bronze are layered with discipline and softness. Every line, finish, and opening is intentional—designed to support a modern lifestyle while honoring the ethos of timeless craftsmanship and connection to place.
