A seaside house on the coast of Denmark stands out for its unique and modern architecture. Designed by the architecture firm
CEBRA , the residence has a
facade cut at different angles and an undulating roof . The architects wanted to make the most of the sea view in the interior of the residence. Therefore, the
house was divided into two floors : the living areas were on the lower floor and the bedrooms were on the upper floor.
Large windows were incorporated, especially in the living room .
living and dining areas , offering residents a constant view of the outside.
The
roof is one of the elements that draws the most attention and steals the gaze of those who pass in front of the house. It almost slides over the spaces while wrapping around the sides of the land, in addition to creating
thermal protection eaves to avoid high temperatures inside the house. residence. In addition, it is a surprising architectural feature, with a distinct shape depending on where the person is looking.
CEBRA professionals worked with more sober palettes and different textures inside and outside the house.
Danish Kolumba bricks bring a beach reference to the house's facade , as they are made with sand left over from the beach. The brown and red colors contrast and create a light and welcoming atmosphere. Inside the residence, the use of
wood in the finishes stands out to bring greater comfort to the residents. Source: Designboom
