Villa Nox: a geometric masterpiece inspired by the night

MASTERS was given a preview of Villa Nox, the latest design by STATE of Architecture. This architectural masterpiece, named after the Roman goddess of the night, exudes tranquility and elegance. The geometric lines, finished as an imposing monolithic block, and the use of refined materials such as travertine make this villa a subtle but powerful STATE-ment.

With Villa Nox, STATE of Architecture shows how modern living and nature come together to form a strong whole.

The house is designed as a sleek monolithic whole, where robustness and refinement effortlessly find each other. Travertine, a natural stone with a warm, earthy appearance, plays a key role in the design. This limestone, known for its sustainable character, brings a subtle texture and depth to the walls.

The Domain of Nox

Thanks to the fully glazed rear facade, the boundary between nature and interior fades, allowing inside and outside to flow effortlessly into each other. The highlight? The conservatory, where you can admire the tranquility of the starry night, under the guidance of Nox.

Extending swimming pool

The heated swimming pool ties in with the sleek architecture, but adds an unexpected element: it extends beyond the villa and seems to blend into the forest. An invitation to relax in the middle of nature, without leaving the comfort of home…

This article was created in collaboration with STATE of Architecture. Curious about more projects? Visit the website here.