Located in an exclusive residential area, this detached home offers an unrivalled view of the historic ruins of Dorneck, framed by the beautiful surrounding hills.
Uncluttered lines and a timeless aesthetic that achieve fusion with the natural landscape.
The home’s renovation project intentionally conserved the historic character of the original Neutra-style building dating from the ‘60s, while giving it a more modern, contemporary reinterpretation.
The original partition walls were removed to create large, light-filled open spaces further enhanced by the home’s L-shape.
Bathed in light, the open-plan living and kitchen zones enjoy the fine panoramic view and give onto the garden that runs right around the building, generating a natural sense of domestic indoor-outdoor continuity.
This gentle, natural transition between the indoor and outdoor areas establishes a home lifestyle firmly based on wellbeing.
An uninterrupted floor covering without joints provides seamless visual continuity between the various parts of the home and reinforces the impression of freedom and lightness.
Contact with nature is reflected in a large garden area that offers various opportunities for relaxation and entertainment. Photovoltaic panels clad the roof for an architectural approach that is truly more environmentally aware.
On the ground floor, which contains the sleeping area with the three bedrooms and the living zone, we find the Sign model kitchen, its modern, rational design echoing the architecture of the home itself.
The compact monochrome island in Nevada Stone+ contains all the operating functions and becomes the fulcrum of time spent with family and friends.
It is surrounded by coordinated storage solutions, a fine blend of exquisite design and practicality.
The original Move On Plus peninsula in Teide Oak Hi-Melamine provides a snack zone and slides over the worktop to reveal a storage area beneath, optimising the use of space.
The house is the outcome of analytical, intelligent study of the spaces and their architectural potentials, to create a home with the right blend of old and new, architecture and nature, and style and practicality.
