The vision for the twin villa was to create a dwelling that is both modern and deeply connected to its natural environment. Inspired by classic Swedish design, the home features a simple, elegant form with a double-gabled roof. The lower level is made of dark exposed concrete, while the upper floor is clad in natural wood paneling to harmonize with the surrounding landscape.

The intention was to create a conversation with the surrounding landscape by blending the interior and exterior through the floor-to-ceiling height sliding glass openings which brings the tranquility of nature inside and seamlessly connect the living spaces to the outdoors.The strategic placement of these openings frames picturesque views of the terrain, creating a light-filled home with a strong sense of space.

This project is an architectural conversation with the landscape. The twin house is designed to rest gently on the land, using the site's natural slope to create a multi-level structure that follows the contours. This approach minimizes the environmental impact and creates a unique flow throughout the home.

The project also includes a two-story guesthouse or "attefallshus" in Swedish, which mirrors the main house in its shape, form and the use of materials to ensure a cohesive design language across the property.