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Minimalist modern lounge area with two black cylindrical sofas, two small beige square side tables, and two black metal folding chairs on a concrete floor, illuminated by a horizontal red light strip and three pendant lights hanging from the ceiling.

Modern corner seating area with a dark gray cushioned bench featuring cylindrical armrests with metal bars, illuminated by warm orange LED light along the wall, accompanied by two minimalist white side tables on a textured concrete floor, one table holding two glasses and papers titled 'MY RESIDENCE'.

Interior scene with five green cylindrical cushions stacked in a pyramid shape on a patterned tile floor, a brown chair with metal legs beside them, and a large framed abstract artwork leaning against a white wall. The artwork features a red outline of a standing human figure and some handwritten text.

Modern rectangular house with large windows on a rocky, snowy lakeshore surrounded by snow-covered pine trees and mountains, under falling snow.

Modern living room with a beige woven carpet, two beige armchairs, two black leather chairs, and a low black coffee table topped with books and decorative items, featuring a black paneled wall and a large blue abstract painting in the background.

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Oblik House

Architecture and interior design concept project for a getaway house in the mountains.

The design is intentionally quiet and modest, allowing the natural world around it to take the lead. The idea was simple, create a space that feels warm, peaceful, and in tune with its surroundings.

Category

Residential

Design Style

Contemporary Interior Design

Area

m²

Year

2025

Awards & Recognition

Featured on Behance in Architectural Visualization

Rather than imposing itself on the landscape, the architecture is humble. The design embraces restraint, both in form and materiality, offering a space that feels grounded.

Oblik House Interior Design Living Area Detail

Oblik House Interior Design Dining Area and Stairs

Oblik House Interior Design Master Bedroom

One of the most important parts of the project was opening the house up to the outdoors. Large windows and doors frame views of the mountains and forest, letting light flood the interior and giving the feeling that you’re still outside even when you’re in. On warmer days, the house can open almost entirely, turning the inside into part of the landscape.

Oblik House Interior Design Master Bedroom Detail

Materiality plays a central role in crafting the emotional tone of the interior. The palette is dominated by natural wood, handmade ceramics, stone flooring, and textiles in neutral tones. Nothing is excessive. Every surface is quiet, every detail intentional. Even the furniture appears as an extension of the architecture, integrated, modest, and honest. What emerges is a house that doesn’t demand attention but invites reflection. A space where time slows down, senses are heightened, and the mind finds room to wander. It resists trends and resists spectacle, instead, it offers something far more lasting: a deep, quiet connection to place.

Oblik House Interior Design Bedroom Detail

Designed with intention and reverence for its setting, it provides a soulful experience of rest and retreat, where every detail fosters peace, simplicity, and a sense of belonging to the natural world. The goal behind the design wasn’t about making the house stand out, it was about creating a space that feels right.