Scandinavian One-Storey House with Asymmetrical Roof – Folded Roof House
Fri, Jul 16, 2010 | Contemporary home designs | By Mike
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Folded Roof House is designed by Claesson Koivisto Rune and located not far from Stockholm in a heavily wooded area. It’s a one-storey house with an asymmetric folded roof plane that reminds wings of a butterfly. Exterior’s materials blends with natural surroundings very well. The bedrooms are positioned at the gable ends and the living room is between, with an open main facade. The interior also features a lot of natural materials and has quite good contemporary Scandinavian design. Even though it looks quite modern natural elements make it really comfy. Almost the whole house is prefab so its construction wasn’t as hard process as it could be.
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February 5th, 2011 at 11:02 am
[...] Modern Timber and Glass Home Design in Sweden By Prisa, on February 5th, 2011 This contemporary house is quite appealing, situated in the woods on a waterfront, the architects at Claesson Koivisto Rune built the house to blend and to enjoy the nature. At the front there’s a beautiful pool with charming wooden deck that is laid on the stones. There’s also a deck on the water that can be used for boat docking, this deck is a continuation of the wooden stair that leads to the main entrance. Most part of this house is built of prefab wood making the construction time faster. This house is also clad with glass to invite views and lights. Inside, the interior design is dominated by white color for the walls and ceilings. -Via. [...]
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