This modern villa in Spain was designed by architect Daniel Isern. The house reflects a Mediterranean atmosphere through a modern language. The property is characterized by geometric shapes, simple design and no unnecessary decorative elements. Wood, steel, concrete and glass are brought together in a balanced combination that produces an impressive result. The villa feels both intimate and modern.
The villa’s appearance depends on its environment
The main idea behind the villa design was to create a home that responds to a changing environment. The natural landscape gives the house its impact; without it, the architecture would not have the same effect. Special glass wall panels can slide open to provide access to the terrace, where the breathtaking view can be admired. The sharp, angular forms begin with a raw design language, but they are softened by the surrounding greenery.
Designer villa carries the spirit of the Mediterranean region
Although the villa design is thoroughly modern, the architecture has a distinct Mediterranean atmosphere. Natural wood paneling enhances the rustic ambience, while the trees and surrounding landscape bring in much of the Mediterranean character. Inside, the design is simple and elegant. Comfort is not reduced by the minimalist style; on the contrary, the wood creates a warm and welcoming atmosphere, and the breathtaking panoramic view promises quiet afternoons on the terrace.
Open terrace with wood and concrete
Patio overlooking the dining room
Dining room with access to the terrace
Side view of a luxury villa
Dining room with minimalist kitchen
Transition to the dining room
Modern bedroom with panoramic views
Architectural plans for the designer home
Three-room villa design with a stepped structure near the beach
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Anna Lohan
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