The design of this detached single-storey home has been tailored – in form and substance – to the spectacular scenery amidst which it is set: a river valley brimming with lush greenery all year round thanks to its humid temperate climate.
The barriers between rooms are blurred to create larger, more open and multipurpose spaces, in which a balanced interior design carefully brings together functionality and a personal touch.
The kitchen is no longer envisaged as an isolated room exclusively intended for working. It is increasingly more common to open kitchens out to the rest of the home, fusing them with other rooms and turning them into an important hotbed of interaction.
The kitchen, which is completely open, is found right at the heart of the house’s public area. With this prime position, it serves as a nexus between the dining room and living room, which are laid out perpendicular to it at each end of the floor.
It is possible to enjoy bright, open and comfortable areas even in a small flat. In this case, the in-line kitchen, dining room and studio share a room that in turn connects to the living room.
Great occasions call for large spaces, and large spaces require the right equipment. This is the core idea behind the refurbishment of this holiday home.
The parallel kitchen, living room and dining room share an open and spacious area, which facilitates communication and movement between rooms.
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