Antonino Cardillo's House of Dust

Barbie loves things fairly neat although she does enjoy the dirty side of things. But never does she partake in the trashy despite the great reviews of others. Even when enticed by her favorite Kens who love playing in the unsavory she refrains. However, she does enjoy that one of her favorite architects has created a structure that celebrates dust and it's Glamourous and Fancy!

Antonino Cardillo's House of Dust

In his House of Dust, Cardillo honors and celebrates dust through classical arrangements and divisions. A golden expanse separates the living room area while a light grey ceiling supports resembles the color of earth. Reminiscent of prehistoric caverns, combined with a Renaissance luxury, the balance of this home is unparalleled. Marked by reductions and openings the space of the house is filled with the energy of earth to create a grounding fusion for living.

Would you love to live in this house by Antonino Cardillo?

Barbie thinks you might!

Enjoy!

Kisses, m.

La Luna by Antonino Cardillo

There's nothing quite like a full moon. And Barbie happens to love dancing by the pale moonlight. It's no surprise she should find herself captivated by the light and shape of a house inspired by La Luna.

The Moon House

Antonino Cardillo designed the Moon House inspired by the shape and color of the heavenly lunar goddess that orbits Earth. It is made of concrete and shaped into a semi-spherical moon in two parts on a rectangular plot. It's imitation is meant to evoke the feeling that perhaps a celestial body has landed on Earth. And it can be inhabited. Interiors of this Melbourne-suburb home offer light and space. 

Would you live in The Moon House?

Barbie would.

Kisses, m.

Updated: June 15, 2013
Images: Courtesy of Antonino Cardillo

*A Special Thank You to Antonino Cardillo for the updated images.