Featuring crisp geometry with simple yet powerful spatial configurations this holiday home has been designed for comfort and to nurture a strong connection to the landscape. 

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The Frame conforms to a quintessentially minimal design approach and follows a “Less is More” building dictum. Emerging abruptly as a rigid and striking built form amidst a flowing natural landscape, the façade boldly breaks the monotony of its rather typical surroundings. Conceptually, the façade serves as a luring enigmatic frame- that urges one to halt and pass through to the other side. From a distant perspective, the sharp edgy façade also serves as a clear intersecting barrier between work and play, inviting the home-owners to leave their day-to-day stress or work engagements behind as they enter a fuss-free realm meant for reflection and rejuvenation. Having a front elevation that’s predominantly flat and opaque to serve the privacy pre-requisite of a holiday retreat, the building is subtly intriguing as it generates a sort of curiosity about what lies within; beyond the unveiling concrete wall.

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The internal spatial arrangement is consciously unobtrusive, to preserve beautiful views of the natural landscape at the focal point of every interaction.

At the entrance, one is greeted by an open plan layout that’s vast, cosy and inviting. The House features a contemporary material palette, seemingly inspired from nature, with a soft focus on sustainability. The furniture pieces, light fixtures and other accessories bear distinct functional and expressive identities but together build up the holistic character of the space.

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The back porch is designed as an extension of the living area, featuring its own separate lounge seating outdoors, a fire pit and a barbeque grill counter. Featuring a muted palette, the minimally designed bedrooms, promote a clutter-free zen lifestyle. The bare white walls form a whimsical frame around the window, glorifying the picturesque view of the nature outdoors.