In the Dolomites, a striking Airbnb listing promises harmony with the alpine landscape. The feature drew attention after coverage in a prominent publication, highlighting a home that nearly vanishes into its surroundings.
Situated just a short distance from Bolzano, Italy, the residence carries the name invisible, a nod to its mirrored exterior. The glass walls reflect the nearby mountains and the rows of apple trees, creating an illusion where the structure blends with the scenery rather than standing apart from it. A clear view through the front glass doors invites guests to look inside the modern interiors while maintaining a sense of mystery about what lies beyond the reflective surface.
The building comprises two separate flats, each occupying 45 square meters. Inside, a double bedroom, a bathroom, a living area, a kitchen, and a sofa bed provide compact, efficient living spaces. The decor leans into a contemporary, light-filled aesthetic, featuring white accents softened by natural wood tones to echo the surrounding environment.
During the warmer months, an on-site swimming pool offers a refreshing option for guests who want to cool off after scenic hikes or bike rides through the valley. The nightly rate for renting a flat is listed at $235, making the property a moderately priced option for travelers seeking a distinctive stay in the Dolomites.
Background notes from earlier coverage describe other rental concepts, including references to sheltered mansions in distant locales, illustrating a broader trend in unique lodging experiences that blend architecture with landscape. These stories help place the invisible listing within a wider context of design-forward, nature-integrated accommodations. [Source attribution: New York Post]