NEVADA

Born from a close collaboration between the work of the architect and the sketches of the passionate owners, this house is inspired by Californian and Greek architecture; it is made up of the juxtaposition of full volumes and empty volumes whose edges define the spaces of the terraces. The spacious living room is central and distributes the rest of the rooms fluidly. Walnut comes as a common thread: in the living room, in paneling behind the panoramic electric fireplace, then in the kitchen, combined with a ceramic worktop and the brass of the sink and its taps. The kitchen, although open, has its own space and access to a terrace. The openings, in black Technal aluminum, are omnipresent and play with Californian blinds. The main one, with pocket partition, erases, once open, any limit between the interior and exterior. Large Sardinian stone-effect sandstone slabs also cover the terrace to create the feeling of a single room. A large bedroom opening onto a terrace, as well as an emerald green marble ceramic bathroom complete the garden level. An off-white polished concrete staircase leads upstairs where two bedrooms with storage space share a large terrace and its lovely view. The garden, with a pétanque court and badminton court to the West, awaits its final landscape to the South. Several parking spaces are possible.