The building is located near Ljubljana and fits seamlessly into a neighborhood defined by other modern villas.

The architectural concept is based on two intersecting cubes set at right angles, creating a covered outdoor area between them. Both volumes are oriented to capture southern light. The ground floor includes an entrance hall, a large living room with a spacious kitchen and dining area, a study, and a day room. On the first floor are the master bedroom, two children’s rooms, two generous bathrooms, and additional utility spaces.

The interior is executed to a remarkably high standard, with numerous exceptional details. Ceramic tiles are laid with extraordinary precision. In some areas, even the power sockets are cleverly concealed in drawers, allowing devices to be charged without visible cables or visual clutter.

Thanks to the suspended ceiling in the central living area, large glass surfaces, and thoughtfully designed ambient lighting, the space comes alive with shifting plays of light, which enhance its openness and elegance. Varying ceiling heights further influence the perception of the space, giving it a fluid and expansive feel. An additional highlight is the staircase, which begins as a cantilevered structure and gradually transitions into a more traditional form.