
Project informationPERIOD
2022TYPE
RESIDENTIAL, VILLALOCATION
WAALRE - THE NETHERLANDSSIZE
1200m2STATUS
CONCEPT
LUXURY
BOSVILLA
LUXURYBOSVILLA
Tucked away in the wooded landscape of Waalre, this villa draws inspiration from the serene elegance of Californian modernism. Clean lines, bold overhangs and a refined play of light and shadow define its sculptural presence. A palette of crisp white planes, natural concrete and vertical wooden slats creates a subtle yet striking aesthetic.
Expansive glass façades and seamless transitions between inside and out connect the home to its surroundings. Every element is designed with calm, rhythm and spaciousness in mind, a contemporary forest retreat where minimalism meets quiet luxury.
EVENING SERENITY IN ARCHITECTURE

As dusk settles over the forested surroundings, the Luxury Forest Villa takes on a softer, more intimate character. Architectural lines sharpen under the glow of integrated lighting, revealing the purity of form and the precision in material transitions. The floating volumes and deep overhangs cast elegant shadows that shift with the last light of day.
Inside, warm illumination creates a calm and inviting ambiance. The transparency of the floor-to-ceiling glazing allows the interior and exterior to remain visually connected, a continuous dialogue between space and nature. Outdoor areas such as the lounge, terrace and garden are subtly lit to extend the living experience beyond the walls of the home.
Used materials
essential
The Luxury Bosvilla uses a refined palette to communicate clarity, calm, and spatial rhythm. White stucco defines the main volumes and reflects light with a serene softness, while black stucco elements add contrast and mark key transitions in the architecture. The interplay between light and dark surfaces reinforces the sculptural nature of the villa’s composition.
Concrete tiles span both the interior and exterior, creating a seamless visual flow and grounding the design in tactile simplicity. Their muted tones echo the surrounding forest, while wooden panels introduce warmth and movement. These vertical slats cast shifting shadows throughout the day, adding life and depth to the minimalist geometry. The materials work together not to dominate, but to support a quiet, enduring connection to nature.








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