A country estate for a family who knew exactly what they wanted — and were patient enough to wait for it. The brief arrived with three words: space, warmth, permanence. We held them throughout every decision.
At 570 square metres, the house is generous but never excessive. The living areas are open and connected to the landscape; the private quarters are layered and calm. Materials were chosen for how they age: natural stone, solid oak, aged metal, plaster finished by hand. Nothing that would look worse in twenty years.
A house that will be handed down, not replaced. That was the ambition, and it was the right one.





Materials chosen for how they age, not how they arrive.






570 square metres, and still nowhere feels unused.





A house built to be handed down.



