Tradition meets modernity – a building concept that literally ‘looks around the corner’ and forms a homogenous frame for two contrasting epochs.

A turnkey detached house has been built in the Luxemburg community Waldbillig in the centre of Christnach, a village with 700 inhabitants. The house literally has two sides.

This turnkey detached house is situated in the beautiful wine-growing region along the Moselle River. A special feature of the house is the first level’s floor with a glass inset, which allows light from the top level to reach the ground floor, making the rooms appear even lighter.

This large 250m² detached house has been built high up on a hill, with an unobstructed, spectacular view of the castle in Burgscheid. It offers the family lots of space on three floors. A unique colour scheme in the interior is just one of this property’s many highlights.

This charming detached house is a real space-saver. At first glance, it doesn’t look very big, but on entering the foyer, the size and concept of the property immediately become visible. This overall impression is rounded off by numerous highlights.

A house in the middle of nature, surrounded by woods and fields. This detached house was completed after 15 months of construction and stands on a small hill. Natural colours and materials underline the house’s concept, not only on the outside, but also in the interior. A combination of glass and natural stone elements and also subtle metal components has given rise to an exclusive property.

The material combination of wood, concrete, glass and metal is a recurring theme throughout the entire house – both indoors and outdoors. Special highlight is the interior’s gas stove, which not only keeps you warm and cozy, but is also a real eye-catcher.

This turnkey detached house stands out with its clear lines and exceptional elegance. Warm wood meets translucent glass and clear-cut metal and concrete structures, giving the house its extravagant character.