This modern minimalist house, harmoniously integrated into the forest landscape, represents an excellent example of architecture merging with nature. The façade embodies modernist aesthetics—clean geometric lines, large glazed surfaces, and contrasting combination of materials create an expressive architectural image.
The two-story structure features a clear horizontal division: a lower level with an open living and dining area extending to a terrace, and a more enclosed upper floor with vertical louvers that provide privacy without obstructing light penetration. The natural warmth of the wooden façade cladding is balanced by the strict geometry of concrete elements and dark metal structures.
Particularly expressive is the solution for the open part of the lower level, which practically erases the boundaries between interior and exterior. The façade design takes into account the surrounding environment, using panoramic glazing to maximize visual connection with the forest, while vertical supporting elements harmoniously echo tree trunks, creating the sensation that the house grows from the earth.
The circular fire pit in front of the house becomes the focal point of the outdoor space and elegantly emphasizes the natural surroundings, inviting contemplation and social interaction against the backdrop of this architectural creation.