Set directly by the lake, this private residence is conceived in timber, creating a warm architectural framework in close connection with its natural surroundings. The outdoor areas extend the interior design language of the house, bringing the same sense of materiality, balance and understated warmth into the landscape.
The project unfolds across a covered veranda, a dining terrace and a lower terrace, each with its own function yet connected through a coherent approach to colour, texture and atmosphere. Light tones soften the presence of the timber, while warmer earthy accents add depth and dialogue with the surrounding landscape.
Kettal’s Bitta collection by Rodolfo Dordoni, Giro by Vincent Van Duysen and Mesh by Patricia Urquiola contribute to a flexible outdoor living concept, creating spaces for dining, lounging and relaxation. Designed to adapt throughout the day, the furniture allows the exterior to shift naturally between sun, shade and different moments of use, reinforcing the continuity between architecture, interiors and landscape.
Interior design studio: Rive Nord / Photography: unfehrpixelt
