
Located in the heart of a peaceful oasis among acacia trees, this modern villa, recently refurbished by Wasserfall Munting Architects, stretches across an existing home built in the 1950s in Klein Windhoek, Namibia. The house already had a modern character and now shines with new splendor.
A contemporary house with a large terrace in Namibia

The modern villa is very quiet and offers complete privacy. One goal of the renovation was to reconnect the home with its environment and nature, turning it into a true refuge.
Living in harmony with nature

The exterior looks slightly rustic and solid, but in a practical way. It combines low maintenance with environmentally friendly materials. The distinctive roof shape, with its butterfly roof overhang and exposed beams above the steel structure, gives the building an interesting architectural presence.
The ultimate refuge

In contrast to the exterior, the interior is comfortable and cozy. Plywood and stone add warmth and comfort. Sliding glass doors reveal beautiful views of the distant mountains and surrounding landscape.
Geometric house design by Wasserfall Munting Architects

The modern villa consists of a main room with kitchen and dining area, plus a terrace for relaxation. The rooms are spacious and furnished with an open-space concept, creating clear views through the house. The interior is designed with rich ideas and a keen sense of design. Colors and decor combine to create an impressive display.
Modern villa in Namibia with unobstructed views of the surrounding mountains

Outside, there is a beautiful garden. The terrace and patio blend harmoniously with the surrounding landscape.
Modern residence with unique privacy

Magnificent views of the mountains














