From the outside, the volumes in Villa N1 look like oversize versions of children's playhouses or Lincoln Log homes. However, the small villa in Sweden features interiors that adhere to the Scandinavian school of design, deftly matching cute nostalgia with crisp minimalism.
Each of the volumes in Villa N1 (of which there are five) is clad in identical timber siding. Further, these volumes all stand the same height and have similarly gabled structures. In fact, the only discernible exterior variation between the volumes is that they alternate between longer and shorter lengths. The overall impression is one of a child who carefully laid out toys during playtime.
The interiors of Villa N1 couldn't portray a more different aura. They utilize grays and whites, with smooth walls and floors — some of which are made from granite slabs. As such, Villa N1 achieves the best of both worlds.
Quaint Wood-Clad Villas
Villa N1 Features Cute, Gabled Residences with Modern Interiors
Trend Themes
1. Scandinavian School of Design - Opportunity to incorporate cute nostalgia with crisp minimalism in interior design.
2. Timber Cladding - Potential for unique exterior designs using timber siding.
3. Alternate Volumes - Innovative use of alternating lengths of volumes in architectural design.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture - Opportunity to create unique and visually appealing residential structures.
2. Interior Design - Potential for incorporating Scandinavian design principles into modern interiors.
3. Construction - Innovative use of timber cladding and alternate volumes could be applied in construction projects.