The project was created for a Polish-Austrian couple starting the construction of a single-family house in Wiener Neustadt, located near Vienna. In addition to the interior, I had to design the facade of the building because the clients wanted to maintain a consistent character of the exterior and interior. The architecture of the building was characterized by minimalism, which I wanted to emphasize by using only wooden cladding and white plasters. The vertical divisions of the façade were additionally emphasized with greenery. Some windows, e.g. in the bathrooms, have been covered with vertical wooden slats, thanks to which natural light will enter the interior, but the inside of the room will not be visible from the outside. 

A large number of veneered structures in the shade of European oak were used in the interior. Both wall coverings and kitchen furniture will be made of it. The kitchen in the Peka Hawa system has been hidden, so only the long, white island made of sinter remains visible, which contrasts beautifully with the veneer. The kitchen furniture was combined with the bar area available from the dining room, and then with wooden stairs, creating a uniform box.