A Rhythm of Calm
A small guest house for unhurried days. A sheltered terrace, a place to rest and everything you need on one level.
A terrace that frames the view.
The terrace is recessed into the volume of the house. Its roof and side walls create a sheltered place for two armchairs and a small table. The glazed facade connects this outdoor room with the living area.
A pale frame outlines the entrance. Timber adds warmth to the recess, while the roof silhouette gives the simple volume its character.
Everything close at hand.
The kitchen and living area sit beside the terrace. The sleeping area is set further inside, with a wardrobe separating it from the sofa. The bathroom occupies the rear corner, leaving a clear route through the house.
The texture of a quiet retreat.
Dark profiled metal wraps the roof and side walls. Timber cladding marks the end facade, while a narrow window brings light into the sleeping area. The material contrast makes the structure legible without adding decorative layers.
As the day slows down.
In the evening, the terrace becomes a place to pause. Two armchairs, reflections in the glass and the changing light make a simple setting for the end of the day.
A little space for a slower day.