Nettleton 198 by SAOTA is a wondrous seven-level cliffside villa that is located in Cape Town, South Africa. The project was designed by a couple who wanted panoramic views of the surrounding mountains, the setting sun and the sea below.
The facade of this building is made from powder-coated aluminum, and the interior is clad with walnut wood, glass and marble features. The home consists of six bedrooms, and the living room resembles an open pavilion structure. One of the staple features of the home is the circular walnut entrance area.
This home's dark colors were inspired by the mountains, and its open-concept and transparent design are sophisticated and modern. In the backyard the architects have built an infinity pool, which looks out to breathtaking views.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Seven-level Architecture
- Designing multi-level structures offer unique opportunities for innovative and sustainable architectural solutions.
- Cliffside Living
- Catering to demand for luxurious and unobstructed views, cliffside properties are an untapped investment opportunity.
- Dark Facades
- Exploring the potential of matte, dark-colored exteriors in modern architecture and interior design.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Real Estate Development
- Multi-level, cliffside properties present an opportunity for luxury real estate development.
- Architecture and Interior Design
- There is a growing demand for innovative and sustainable architectural and interior design solutions for luxurious cliffside properties.
- Construction Materials
- The demand for unique and sustainable building materials, such as powder-coated aluminum, walnut wood, glass, and marble, will continue to rise.
