The Stockholm Summer House Mixes Japanese and Scandinavian Design
Madison Mackay — June 18, 2018 — Art & Design
References: kodarkitekter.se & uncrate
The timber-clad cottage from Kod Arkitekter on Sweden's largest archipelago island called the Stockholm Summer House combines Scandinavian design with Japanese architecture to create a minimal coastal retreat.
Comprised of a traditional cottage as well as a brand-new construction, the home is connected by a shared roof to create a luxurious covered terrace. Surrounded by both the sea and forest, the home is a contemporary reflection of the surrounding natural setting. With patios, windows and entire sections of the home placed purposefully to look out onto the view, the home looks as though it was made to support indoor/outdoor living.
Lined with rustic pine, light plywood and other natural materials, the Stockholm Summer House emphasizes simplicity and a calm aesthetic.
Image Credit: Måns Berg
Comprised of a traditional cottage as well as a brand-new construction, the home is connected by a shared roof to create a luxurious covered terrace. Surrounded by both the sea and forest, the home is a contemporary reflection of the surrounding natural setting. With patios, windows and entire sections of the home placed purposefully to look out onto the view, the home looks as though it was made to support indoor/outdoor living.
Lined with rustic pine, light plywood and other natural materials, the Stockholm Summer House emphasizes simplicity and a calm aesthetic.
Image Credit: Måns Berg
Trend Themes
1. Minimal Coastal Retreats - Designing homes or vacation rental properties that combine minimalism, sustainability, and natural materials to create a peaceful and tranquil environment.
2. Scandinavian-japanese Fusion Design - Fusing the simplicity and functionality of Scandinavian design with the minimalism and philosophy of Japanese architecture to create a unique and harmonious design aesthetic.
3. Luxurious Covered Terrace - Creating covered outdoor spaces that can be enjoyed year-round, seamlessly combining the indoor and outdoor living experience while providing shelter from adverse weather conditions.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture and Interior Design - By blending Scandinavian design with Japanese architecture, architects and designers can create unique and appealing living spaces that offer both form and function.
2. Real Estate and Vacation Rentals - Creating minimalist vacation rentals with natural materials and striking designs to offer immersive experiences that provide guests with a sense of calm and escapism from everyday life.
3. Construction and Building Materials - Using natural materials like timber, plywood, and stone in building and construction projects to create sustainable and eco-friendly properties with a focus on quality and design.
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