Yellow Stone House and nature-inspired color palette

Yellow Stone House is designed by Span Architects on a flat rectangular plot covering an area of more than 3293 square feet. Vertical surfaces slope at the corners, creating a feeling of movement in a static state

The dwelling, thanks to its large openings and transparent surfaces, is flooded with light. Spread over three levels, the ground floor is reserved for services, while the second floor features a compact living room that opens onto an open terrace

The interior of this room has a yellow stone wall, wooden ceiling and colors inspired by nature. The terraced garden is also shared by a bedroom that opens to the livelier part of the neighborhood

At the heart of the house is a beautiful staircase and a double-height interior courtyard finished with the same yellow stone. Every other space or activity revolves around this vertical volume. The walls of the staircase taper in the same way as the openings and the façade elevation

SFollowing the interior design concept, the swinging doors are also angular in design. The color palette is inspired by nature with shades of green in the living room and earthy brown tones in the master bedroom. Nature-inspired murals become a focal point and source of inspiration

Perhaps ambitiously, the design approach for this residence was to create ambitious spaces that reinforce the desire to touch the sky as we rise to support the conception of a healthy and happy lifestyle around natural elements