Modernism meets tradition
A house with history, where modernity and tradition complement each other. A straight-lined, modern cube harmoniously fits into the village farmhouse from 1838, combining old and new.
Previously, the modern annex was featured in ‘A house with two faces’ Now that the renovation of the old building has been completed, we would like to continue telling the story of this special project.
Overview
Project Start
November 2020
Project Completion
June 2021
Location
Luxembourg
Floors
2
Client
Private
Lovely details
Natural materials such as wood and linen meet black colour accents and modern industrial design.
A stylistic link between the new and old building is the high-quality natural stone floor made of Belgian bluestone. The doors are custom-made from solid steel and glass.
"It was important for us to live in the old building for a few years to get a clear idea about the changes we would like to implement."
Opposites attract
The outdoor area is also composed of modern linear and classic elements.
Regional materials were primarily used. The natural stones for the stone walls come from a quarry in the north of Luxembourg.
