This project reimagines spatial boundaries, replacing rigid divisions with a fluid, uninterrupted sense of space. Rooms are defined not by walls, but by subtle transitions—curtains in place of partitions, open thresholds that dissolve limits.
Light, once contained, now becomes an architectural element in itself. Free to move through the space, it softens textures, enhances materials, and creates depth through an ever-changing interplay of light and shadow.
At the core of the design, two wooden volumes structure the home without the need for doors or unnecessary barriers. This pursuit of simplicity extends to the material palette, where only the essential remains, refined to its purest form.
The result is a home that flows seamlessly, where architecture does not impose, but rather shapes a living experience that balances privacy and openness, intimacy and connection.
