The materials used in this home's construction are just as straightforward: concrete slabs textured to resemble sawn wood boards and beautiful oiled Iroko wood for all the exterior walls. Meanwhile, natural zinc stone was utilized for the roof. Large glass windows are interspersed sequentially around the walls, opening up the home to the south and east facing garden. Inside, the choice of materials reflects a similar brand of minimalism; however, those used indoors are more refined in texture, with white walls and natural Danish pine wood being the main materials used.

The use of light can also be somewhat described as a "building element" in this home feeding into the living room and kitchen - located along the "short" part of the L-shape -- as well as into all the bedrooms - located along the "long" part of the L-shape - through the plentiful windows.

The aforementioned, central garden is definitely the center of the living space. For although it is an exterior element, the living area seems created in deference to it thanks to the wide, sliding glass doors that open up to the porch and garden. Thus, the continuity between the interior and exterior spaces is established, a trait which exemplifies this entire project.