Aurelia

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Modern white residence with a glass facade, timber deck and swimming pool
Minimalist neutral-toned interior with a curved wooden table

AureliaHouse of Light

Typology
Coastal residence
Status
Completed 2026
Area
780 m²
Scope
Architecture & interiors

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01 — The idea

Designed around the changing character of daylight.

Orientation

The plan is set on an east–west axis. Rooms are measured by the hour they are used rather than by the function they carry.

Section

A single roof plane lifts toward the water. Its underside is finished in oiled timber so the low afternoon sun is returned into the plan.

Threshold

There is no front door in the conventional sense — arrival is a sequence of three shaded openings, each narrower than the last.

Restraint

Four materials, no more. Everything that could have been a detail was resolved as a joint or left out entirely.

Minimalist neutral-toned interior with a curved wooden table
Terrace lounge, westFig. 01

The spatial journey through Aurelia

Spacious luxury apartment with a light-filled living and dining area

Chapter 01

Living

An open room shaped by long sightlinesand quiet material contrast.

Modern kitchen with a marble island, timber cabinetry and pendant lights

Chapter 02

Kitchen

Stone gathers the plan arounda precise, social centre.

Sculptural curved staircase in a bright contemporary interior

Chapter 03

Passage

A sculptural stair turns circulationinto an event of light.

Spacious contemporary bedroom with large windows and neutral furniture

Chapter 04

Rest

Private rooms soften the paletteand slow the rhythm.

Minimalist light-gray bathroom with a freestanding bathtub and double sinks

Chapter 05

Bathing

A restrained retreat composed fromwater, stone and reflection.

03 — Palette

Four materials, held still.

Aurelia is built from a deliberately short list. Each surface was chosen for how it behaves at the two ends of the day rather than for how it photographs at noon.

  1. M.01Pale travertine, honed

    Stone

    Floors and the kitchen monolith are cut from a single pale bed. Honed rather than polished, so the surface holds light instead of throwing it back.

  2. M.02Coastal oak, oiled

    Timber

    Decking, soffits and the deep window reveals are oiled oak. Left to silver at the seaward edge and kept warm where the house is inhabited.

  3. M.03Low-iron, minimal frame

    Glass

    Full-height low-iron glazing removes the green cast from the sea view. Frames are recessed into the structure so the opening reads as absence.

  4. M.04Still pool, dark bed

    Water

    A shallow pool runs along the western terrace. Its only task is to double the sky and carry moving light back onto the underside of the roof.

Illuminated modern house and swimming pool at night

04 — After hours

Architecture continues after sunset.

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