House Wild Oak

A home made of wood and heart

The residents wanted to create a residential building and a carpentry workshop that would blend in harmoniously with their surroundings and fit in beautifully with the village thanks to the use of the same materials. A love of wood played a central role in this. The architecture of the house is modern and open, without many partition walls, but with visible steel beams and an exposed roof truss. The interior is dominated by dark tones, combined with robust exposed concrete flooring and warm solid oak, which give the space a welcoming yet clear atmosphere.

Photographer I Heidemarie Pleschko

House Wild Oak

A home made of wood and heart

Photographer I Heidemarie Pleschko

TIMELESS ELEGANCE

The warm radiance of the fine wild oak extends throughout the entire living space, creating a cosy atmosphere. The cosy retreat, the interplay of wood and exposed concrete, and the floating fireplace lend the room modern comfort and timeless elegance.

We are particularly proud of the large windows made of wild oak and the cosy window seats in the children's rooms, which create a special lighting atmosphere.

Owners

Construction method Wood with larch cladding

Country Germany

Year of construction 2022 - 2023

Special feature Wild oak in interior areas

Projekt type New building

Style Modern/Rustic

EYE-CATCHER

The MET Loft glass door with its extremely slim aluminium frame is a stylish eye-catcher that attracts attention and makes a real statement about aesthetic living. The room harmoniously combines clean lines and natural materials.

INVITING, WARM, MODERN

This wild oak front door combines the natural beauty of wood with a timeless design. It welcomes residents and guests with an atmosphere of style and elegance, offering a warm preview of the material that characterises this beautiful home. Wild oak inside and out, through and through.

MAXIMUM LIGHT INFLUX

The platinum window with bottom lights allows plenty of light and a natural touch into the room. Thanks to the well-thought-out design of the bottom lights, the incidence of light is maximised without compromising on safety.

Inspired by a house the clients had visited years earlier, the floor plan took shape – an open-plan kitchen with an impressive four-metre-long kitchen island. This vision became the basis for the design and was to form the centrepiece of the house.

DESIGN STATEMENT

This flush interior door made of brushed wild oak combines natural aesthetics with modern design. The warm wood grain brings genuine cosiness to the room, while the black elements add deliberate accents. The door blends visually with the wall and, thanks to the milled recessed handle, does not require any protruding handles. This door is not only a functional element, but also a real design statement for style-conscious living.