A House That Defines Modern Nordic Living

Here, silence unfolds in a way the city never could, and contemporary aesthetics elevate what nature alone cannot create. This home has been thoughtfully designed from the ground up for those who appreciate design, light and the subtle interplay of refined details.

ARCHITECTURE THAT BREATHES

All credit to architect Tomomi Hayashi, whose signature work is admired worldwide. Minimalism, rhythm and precision define the exterior, where the charred and brushed wood façade blends seamlessly into the natural landscape - authentic and timeless. There are no fences here; views flow freely across sculpted golf courses, ornamental grasses, mountain pines and naturally growing oaks and birches. Corner-placed window walls allow light to move through the home as a design element in its own right.

INTERIOR: JAPANDI HARMONY

The interior world created by designers M. Villems and E. East is more than decoration - it's an aesthetic of calm.
• bespoke furniture in oak veneer from kitchen to wardrobes
• quartz worktops, integrated lighting and a smart breakfast cabinet
• 3D-textured Canadian pine in the sauna
• handcrafted Oot-Oot furniture
• thermally treated ash switches by Wemel Wood - the first in the world to replace plastic with wood in wall switches and sockets

At the centre of the home stands a glass atrium with a year-round bonsai cypress - the home’s own living artwork.

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