Sunny slope

The architecture is modern, open, and spacious, with clean lines and a black facade punctuated by walnut wood elements. As the first flat-roofed house in the municipality, it makes a bold statement without distancing itself from the landscape. On the contrary: the expansive glass surfaces bring light in all its facets into the interior and open up views of the vast natural surroundings.

The dark front door blends seamlessly with the architecture to create a minimalist statement. Matte dark grey meets warm wood, the black-shine glass reflects nature and opens up the view – as if inside and outside become one.

The expansive, flush-mounted glass surfaces on the exterior almost completely dissolve the boundary between inside and outside, allowing unobstructed views across forests, hills, and the horizon. A place where the vastness of the landscape becomes part of the living experience.

Dark, timeless, powerful – yet filled with light that streams in through the large sliding door, opening up a wide view into the garden.

The flush-mounted, floor-to-ceiling interior door disappears almost silently into the white surface, creating a room with a deliberately understated feel. The recessed handle is a visual highlight, appearing precise and subtle.

The large patio door and the glossy glass system open the room to the landscape and allow the morning to come right to the bedside.