Perched on a cliff in Stokkøya, Norway, and overlooking the Atlantic, Hadar’s House is a small, timber-cladhome offering stunning views of the water. The architects made sure to include large openings in all of the rooms, especially the living room, which features a wood-burning fireplace that keeps the space warm and cozy. The owner also requested a large kitchen and dining area.
Related: 76-year-old Funkis home in Norway gets a Passive House makeover
While the entryway has walls lined with wood, trapezoidal metal sheets of the roof are left exposed throughout the house, including the loft bedroom accessible via a wooden ladder. The architects included generous storage spacesfor bikes, coats and shoes, and a minimalist bathroom with a built-in bathtub positioned in front of a large window.
+ Asante Architecture & Design
Via Contemporist
Photos by Marius Rua
