Posted by sabine7
Architecture | 23 Oct 08 | Comments (1) | Stumble
This residential project by Amsterdam architectural studio i29 is situated by the city's new cultural hotspot, the Overhoeks area. The 150 sq. meter space is all about long sightlines and maximizing the spatial experience, with an open concept made more intimate when necessary by sliding doors that slide through the width of the house (10 metres). A floor-to-ceiling glass wall sets off the kitchen without cutting down on the sightlines. The same wood is used throughout, adding to the continuity, along with the backdrop of white, punctuated by black pieces of furniture.
+ i29.nl
What a stunning house :)