Mid-Century Modern House Fold Clad With Poplar wood

Mid-Century Modern House Fold Clad With Poplar wood -

Mid century modern Fold House by Bossley Architects is clad with poplar wood

Mid-century modern Fold House by Bossley Architects is covered with poplar wood

The house Fold by Bossley Architects is a living sculpture. This generous beachside house is the last of a series of houses by Bossley Architects that were founded on the idea of "camp". The large footprint is divided into three separate buildings, creating an open courtyard space that draws from the beach to the valley and in the overall composition of buildings.

The iconic elements of this project are the beautiful roofs, folded planes composed of triangular facets that float on the rooms below. The modulation of the roofs reflects the hills of the landscape around the valley.

The structure and glass reminds so much of a coastal home midcentury. The ceilings are light colored poplar plywood, creating soft shifts of light and space hovering above the rooms below. The interiors are covered with warm wood color to make them cozier; there are a lot of mid-century furniture costs to create a stylish look. The house is very spacious, and there are several lounges decorated differently. I love the fireplace completely covered with wood, too, is rather unusual, but it highlights the wooden decor of whole house

All interior and the rooms are centered around points view :. There is a well-kept lawn around the house and the sea, which can be easily seen and enjoyed through large windows. There is a lot of glass inside the house, too, the glass doors do not make the space look smaller and further divide the space. There is a kitchen and indoor and outdoor dining under the roof to avoid too much sun or rain if it happens again and enjoy the view.