House in Switzerland – 15 wonders of modern architecture and interiors

We present you a collection of the best wonders of modern architecture and interior design and offer you a virtual tour of innovative dream homes in Switzerland. Have fun!

ThisSingle family homein the middle of nature near Walensee and the Churfürsten mountains, is an excellent example of what a modern wooden house should look like. Modern but cozy, the house in Switzerlandkm Architectureis built only from natural materials such as glass, wood and concrete, the house construction is impressive.

Villa with pool

Photos: Simone Mengani

This outstanding villa by Gianluca Martinelli Architects in Rova San Vitale, Switzerland, fits perfectly into its surroundings. The colors and shapes of the modern architecture were specifically designed to look like a logical continuation of the surrounding nature. In the basement there is a large open living area that opens to the pool through sliding glass doors.

Glasshouse – interesting garden with pebble path

Photos: Jacopo Mascheroni

An innovative house in Switzerland on a hillside in Lugano impresses with interesting volumes and shapes. A glass pavilion houses the dining room, living room and storage spaces, while bathrooms and bedrooms are located on the ground floor of the second volume. TheJM Architectshave designed a garden in accordance with the house concept.

Innovative garden house combines indoor and outdoor areas

Photos: Gérald Sciboz, Thomas Jantscher

This project presents an interesting seamless connection between indoor and outdoor spaces. TheHausin Switzerland is located in Cortaillod, in the middle of nature and represents an exciting composition of villa and garden house. The green color fits perfectly into the surroundings. TheIpas Architectshave designed a modern, fresh project that can be described as practical and innovative.

Modern architecture with garage and outdoor pool

Photos: Hannes Henz

This modern house in Switzerland is a luxury villa in Küsnacht, built in place of an old building. The customers commissioned themArchitects from SAMwith the task of designing a spacious single-family home. The end result is a stable and cozy construction that opens up to the surroundings through a generously glazed façade.

Concrete house with stylish furnishings

Photos: Bruno Helbling

This concrete house with stylish furnishings also offers an excellent view of the surrounding mountains. Located in Solothurn, Switzerland, the house by Felber Szepal Architects consists of four floors. The house offers office space and a large living area with a beautiful view of the surrounding area.

Living in the mountains – modern architecture

Photos:Enrico Cano

Located in the Swiss Alps, near the small town of Lumino, north of Bellinzona, this house in Switzerland is a monolithic construction that blends well with its surroundings. The other houses were made of stone and decorated in a traditional style. The minimalist architecture of theDavide Macullo Architectsis characterized by its modern construction plan.

Example of minimalism

Photos: Dominique Marc Wehrli

A sculptural, one-story house in Switzerland - in Lake Lucerne fascinates with its expressive and ornamented facade and offers beautiful views of the Pilatus Mountains. White concrete elements are refreshed through the round window openings. Two-story winter garden with exotic plants sets beautiful accents in the interior. TheArchitects by Philippe Stuebihave created remarkable modern minimalist architecture.

House with a cozy library

Photos: Dominique Marc Wehrli

Dominique Marc Wehrli

This modern house in Zurich combines interesting colors, sculptural facade and cozy interior. Philippe Stuebi architects have sought to maximize the available space. Clever window openings allow more light into the house, while a cozy library extends over several levels.

Country house with an interesting construction

Photos: Thomas Jantscher

This interesting house in Switzerland by Fovea Architects impresses with exciting geometric shapes and reimagines the country house style. Large windows open the building to the south and offer beautiful views of the surrounding area. The house was built from prefabricated details and is made only of wood. The end result fascinates with a combination of tradition and modernity.

Modern villa in the middle of nature

Photos: Hannes Henz

This modern villa in Les Neyres, by Bonnard Woeffray Architects, in the middle of nature, is an eclectic mix of minimalist volumes, natural materials and classic chalet design. The angular facade sets accents and looks exciting. The basic minimalist principles were also maintained in the interior - the house impresses with its completely white furnishings.

Concrete house with open living area

Photos: Radek Brunecky

A concrete house with an open living area and an interesting facade is located in Zurich. Designed by thee2a architects, the house is seamlessly connected to the garden through large windows. Built from prefabricated concrete blocks, the building attracts attention with its gray color and innovative construction.

Modern architecture by SAOTA

Photos: Stefan Antoni

The homeowner commissioned the award-winningArchitects from SAOTAto design a single-family home with a cabinet. Provocative and modern, with an interesting triangle shape. The tasteful combination of materials, colors and designs is also completely impressive inside.

One-story flat-roof house with swimming pool

Photos: Yves André

A one-story house with a facade made of wood, concrete and glass was built on the slope. The building, a work of theConstruction period architects, is located in Evilard, Switzerland. With an outdoor terrace, vertical wooden elements on the facade and a completely planted wall, this architecture has that certain something to attract attention.

Minimalist house with beautiful lighting

Photos: Yves Andre

The architects from Bauzeit also designed this outstanding minimalist house in Switzerland, near Lake Biel. The project was successfully completed in 2009. The architects have skillfully connected the indoors with the outdoors. The relationship with nature can be seen primarily in the colored accents and lighting. The dream house looks modern and cozy – what more could you wish for?