Modern stone facade with minimalist character – house in Ljubljana

A modern and very minimalist house was built in 2014 near Ljubljana, Slovenia. The architects fromDekleva Gregoricand a modern stone facade was designed for the small single-family home. Natural stone for exterior cladding from top to bottom is rarely seen in new buildings these days. Here, the architects used the stone to give the minimalist building its very own, rustic character.

This modern stone facade with a minimalist character is the true proof thatFacade cladding made of natural stonehave proven themselves many times and are suitable for every type of building. In addition to its robustness, the material also offers perfect protection from wind and weather and contributes to the air conditioning of the building in summer and winter. So a modern stone facade is the best choice for this small house in the country.

minimalist character

The stone facade not only looks aesthetically good, it combines tradition and modern architecture in one. The small house appears very minimalist and simple, especially since it has no roof overhang and the stone cladding runs gently into the roof. The building looks like a harmonious whole and fits perfectly into the rural landscape.

The minimalist concept has been further developed inside the house. The house can also be described as a one-room house because there are no solid walls between the areas, only room dividers and walk-in wooden structures that divide the entire room. The interior is very simple and designed exclusively in neutral colors such as black, white and gray. The light wood gives a cozy touch in a friendly, natural look.

There is a large window on each side of the house and also on the roof, which provides a wonderful view of the untouched surrounding landscape. The building is oriented so that you can optimally benefit from the sunshine. The concrete fence that surrounds the house harmonizes perfectly with the rough look of the modern stone facade.

*a project byDekleva Gregorič Architects