What happens when the land finds its interior voice? The newly opened Dimnik Estate Winery in Istria answers with a design language rooted in the land itself. Perched on 48 hectares of coast, the estate is surrounded by vineyards, olive groves, and the shimmer of the Adriatic—a setting that informs every material, texture, and tone within its walls.
The vision for Dimnik Estate has always been more than architecture. It is about creating an authentic connection between people and nature, a dialogue that extends from the soil in the vineyards to the stone underfoot indoors. Rough local stone anchors the spaces, while earth-toned ceramics echo the red clay of the region. Light oak softens the geometry of the architecture, and brass details catch the sun, casting a quiet glow that shifts with the day.
Inside, the furnishings are not simply placed—they are composed. Bold, sculptural pieces stand in conversation with softer elements, their contrasts recalling the vineyards: robust yet refined. It is a home, a winery, and a place to linger—where the line between outside and in is less a threshold than a slow blending.
To explore the full project and its design story, visit the Dimnik Estate Winery project page.
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