Chalet in Saudi Arabia
Our task was to create a setting where both owners and guests could relax and recharge. The space also had to be functional and balanced. So, our team decided to use a mix of natural materials for the exterior and make the terrace a place for rest and gatherings.
This single-floor building includes a fully equipped kitchen, bedrooms, bathrooms, a terrace, and a pool to swim your stress away. This building has two parts that are united with the glass hall. When you open the doors of the glass corridor, you make the whole space open-plan.
The façade is both elegant and inviting. Greenery and wood around promise coolness and fulfilling rest. Material-wise, we used stucco, natural stone, and black metal for the exterior finishes, while for the interior, we opted for wood to keep up with the chalet style. We also used fine gravel as an integral element of the natural setting.
One of the main requirements was to add greenery and make the design look fresh. So, we integrated a palm tree into the exterior and created a green island around it. The palm tree not only makes concrete and metal look livelier but also gives the much-needed shade to the area.
We’ve decided that it would be really pleasant to look out of the panoramic window and enjoy one’s own little inner garden. This solution proves that such natural materials as wood and stone always look harmoniously when combined with ivy embracing the façade and other plants.
Finally, we are proud to have managed to create a mini-resort on the terrace. There is a spacious pool to swim one’s worries away. Besides the pool, the relaxation zone is suitable both for slow sun-bathing and for long conversations with friends and family.
Such an area provides seamless transition from indoors to outdoors. Clean and simple lines make the picture look complete and balanced. This guest house was designed with flexibility in mind and can serve as extra living space or retreat place.