The ground floor is one open space, bringing together the studio, workspace, dining, and living areas, which overlap and adapt to different uses, from solitary work to gatherings and exhibitions. A double-height volume connects the levels visually, while large openings frame the surrounding nature as a constant presence. Storage and a bathroom are tucked discreetly into the plan, keeping the main space uninterrupted.

Upstairs, reached by a single-flight staircase, the bedrooms form a quieter, private counterpoint to the shared spaces below.

Mineral surfaces, warm timber, and the exposed roof structure create a calm, tactile interior shaped by natural light. At night, the façade's transparency turns the house into a softly glowing volume within the landscape.

Here, the slope becomes the generator of the architecture. It folds the building into the terrain, sheltering both studio and home under a single, continuous roof.