OVERVIEW.
Mossfold House is a modern private residence built around clarity, openness, and a smooth sense of movement. Designed for a young family that prioritizes daylight, airflow, and a continuous spatial rhythm, the home pairs minimalist lines with a warm, everyday livability. Positioned in a suburban context, it offers a fresh take on how indoor spaces can extend naturally into the outdoors.
The design is anchored by a straightforward but bold strategy: a long linear backbone that defines and connects the primary living zones. Expansive floor-to-ceiling glazing and large sliding openings soften the edge between inside and outside, bringing in generous natural light while supporting cross ventilation. A composed interplay of exposed concrete, natural timber, and clear glass gives the house a grounded, timeless character.
Material choices are intentionally restrained raw concrete for strength, warm wood for comfort, and transparent glass for openness creating a modern atmosphere that still feels inviting. Subtle shifts in texture and carefully crafted built-in furnishings add detail and richness without overwhelming the calm. From orientation to interior finishing, each decision reinforces a healthier, more comfortable living environment.


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