Set amongst a wooded backdrop of rugged mountains in Boulder, Colorado, Villa H takes inspiration from the simplicity and heat of Nordic cabins. Designed by Studio B Structure + Interiors, this contemporary mountain home embraces intimacy and modernity, whereas committing to rules of sustainability. On the coronary heart of Villa H’s design is its ‘H’ formed plan, creating two non-public courtyards on the back and front of the home. These courtyards are oriented in order that the pure mild and panoramic views invite the householders and guests to take pleasure in sights of Haystack Mountain from the entry facet after which sweeping views of the swimming pool and town of Boulder from the rear.
Sustainability performed a core issue within the design plan seen via the usage of responsibly sources wooden merchandise and the set up of a 21 kW photovoltaic system that powers the home. These parts show the designer’s and home-owner’s dedication to using renewable sources and optimizing power effectivity, making certain a harmonious coexistence with the pure atmosphere that surrounds the property.
The standout characteristic of Villa H is its folded roof types, which generates a playful dance with mild and area, serving to to create an environment of serenity and openness. Inside these areas, the partitions change into extra than simply structural – they change into canvases for the home-owner’s curated artwork assortment, together with the work of native Boulder artist Jamie Kripke.
Partitions of glass dominate the rear of the home serving to to dissolve the separation between the inhabitants and the outside, whereas passageways all through imbue emotions of well-being and a connection to the encompassing panorama.
The 2 most important wings, the general public area and the first bed room, cantilever out above the again pool space whereas wrapping round an higher patio within the open courtyard.
The outside is clad in a lightweight weathered wooden hung vertically, complementing the rugged, mountainous land.
A heat wooden slatted vestibule greets guests with a pivoting glass door within the middle that permits uninterrupted sight strains via to the again of the home and past.
A built-in banquette wrapped in mild wooden provides an informal spot for household meals with framed views of the greenery open air.
The inside boasts a minimalist but cozy atmosphere that leans into the Nordic cabin aesthetic, due to a largely impartial coloration palette and the usage of pure supplies.
Pictures by James Florio.
