Designed to accommodate a family residing temporarily, the house includes 2 children’s suites, 2 guest rooms, and a master bedroom. Embracing contemporary architecture and a passion for art, the architectural concept was initially conceived by Marcel Wolterinck Studio and subsequently tailored to adhere to local requirements.
Despite its substantial size, the house utilizes abundant glazing to infuse natural light, creating an atmosphere that is both expansive and illuminated. Drawing inspiration from minimalistic Japanese architecture and design, the interior is thoughtfully crafted to accommodate a diverse contemporary art collection. The collaborative effort extends to the garden design, which carefully respects the external forest environment. This synergy with the local forest surroundings not only integrates the house harmoniously into the landscape but also provides picturesque views. Each room, almost without exception, offers access to outdoor terraces, adhering to the In/Ex principles, blurring the boundaries between indoor and outdoor spaces.