House on a slope

The building site necessitated a narrow, precisely positioned footprint, but at the same time opened up undreamt-of possibilities. The generous lift-and-slide doors on the north side turn the terrace into an open-plan living area, while on the south side, the view of the mountains and the Alps transforms the living room into a cosy viewing gallery in winter.

The design is not purely aesthetic, but follows a well-thought-out development concept: every room, every access point, every line of sight has a purpose. All bedrooms on the ground floor have direct access to the garden.

Clean lines, a flush design and the striking entrance frame create a modern, sculptural impression. The minimalist colour scheme in elegant beige-grey emphasises the purist character and combines design with function.

Black fronts and ceiling-high wood panelling lend the kitchen elegance, while light-coloured work surfaces and large windows create an open, bright atmosphere. The kitchen island with its colourful accent and minimalist bar stools provides a stylish contrast and makes the room an inviting focal point of the home.

In summer, the family lives on the covered terrace, surrounded by greenery, sunshine and places to retreat to. In winter, the living room is the heart of the home – a warm, sheltered space with a view. Every area of the house has been designed to unfold its own unique charm in each season.