MOOARC have recently completed Le Portelet house on the island of Guernsey,UK- a beautiful, quaint home with a gorgeous view combined with luxury living.
Designed as a new family home, which sits within the wooded slope overlooking Portelet Harbour, this lavish residence mixes natural beauty with refined architecture, with amazing, effective results. The palette of materials blends with the beach setting and mediates between water, earth and sky. The rock side location and beautiful natural atmosphere sets the scene for this luxurious house. MOOARC continue this trend with the exterior of the home, with large windows allowing for natural light to shine through the house, and an attractive wooden material for the houses shell.
The interior follows this luxurious aspect, with a sleek, shiny wooden floor assuming the centrepiece. Beautiful, comfortable seating, tables and lamps are in the main living area, all in the colour black to accentuate the natural lighting. The white walls clash with the black living area, creating a brilliant effective. The most exciting and luxurious aspect of the unsegregated living area and kitchen area however is the rotating fireplace. This modern architectural design is coupled with a hanging façade, leaving the client in no doubt as to the contemporary luxury this house accommodates.
Along with a gorgeous, sleek kitchen area, this home really does shine with luxury, modern living in the perfect location.
Wow this is impressive, brave use of colour which looks great – an old heritage house converted into modern home with touch of heritage background. Currently shortlisted for 2012 Colour In Residential Design & Residential Design Award.
“Connemara” is a reconstruction of two degraded cottages in Connemara, Ireland by Peter Legge Associates. Transformed into a single family residence located in the rural countryside, constructed with stacked stones and low lying stone walls that run through the bucolic landscape as the main entrance, the view towards both the Irish Sea and the twelve pins is astonishing. With views of the coast, the kitchen and dining areas are bordered with glass bi-fold doors which are connected with the outside, small windows within the thick stone walls allow daylight to seep in from the east and west, while the bedrooms and bath on the upper levels are illuminated with skylights towards the sea.
Located in Extremadura in the province of Cáceres, Spain, this country house was transformed into a family home from an abandoned stable. The rustic home with modern simplicity completely respects the environment. A solar panel system was developed to provide energy in the summer, and turbines were installed to make use of the streams to supply energy during the winter.
MOOARC have recently completed Le Portelet house on the island of Guernsey,UK- a beautiful, quaint home with a gorgeous view combined with luxury living.
Strips of glazing wrap the walls and roof of a timber waterside summerhouse in Aure, Norway.Designed by architects TYIN tegnestue, the building is made of materials that were salvaged from a dilapidated boathouse on the site, plus new grey-patinated pine.
