The linear character of the entire building is highly recognisable throughout. Inside, the metallic vertical construction next to the staircase which leads to the upper private spaces, flirts with the iconic 70's revolving RED Shiro Kuramata chest of drawers. Outside, the horizontal slit on the sliding street door is in perfect coherence with both the black lines of the rectangular window frames as well as the wood grain of the main entrance. 

The architects maintained the unique range of materials throughout the 370 square meters of space; from the central wall dividing the living and dining area made of hewed and coarse sandstone constructed in a unique Mondrian-ish composition, to the wild, natural limestone floor in the living room. As for the furniture selections, the Rocking Chair by the American duo Charles and Ray Eames and the scrapwood bench and table by Dutch designer Piet Hein Eek complete the general design experience while enriching this bright and urban villa’s overall ''International Style''.