This is a minimalist cubic volume with a combined façade of natural wood and glass, situated in a picturesque rural setting. The structure represents a striking example of contemporary architecture where form follows function, and materials are used to create a dialogue with the surrounding landscape.
The building's façade is designed as a compact wooden parallelepiped with horizontal cladding made of natural boards that acquire a noble gray-brown hue under atmospheric conditions. The main accent is placed on the southern façade — here the architect has applied floor-to-ceiling panoramic glazing, blurring the boundary between interior and exterior spaces. The glass surfaces visually lighten the massiveness of the structure and create an effect of transparency while simultaneously reflecting the surrounding landscape.
Particularly interesting is the solution for the terrace with an integrated pool, made of light wooden decking that contrasts with the dark façade. The pool, framed by a minimalist concrete parapet, becomes the central element of the outdoor space and enhances the geometric purity of the entire composition.
In designing your own home, several techniques can be borrowed: the contrasting combination of materials (dark wood and transparent glass), the use of horizontal wooden siding to give the façade texture and warmth, the application of panoramic glazing for optimal interaction with the surrounding landscape and creating visual lightness. Also worth noting is the laconicism of the volume and the absence of decorative excesses, which makes the architecture timeless and elegant.