What kind of house would you expect on an open grassland at the very foot of a mountain? A cottage or a farmhouse? Neither.
Welcome to the barn-converted house, a place so detached from the urban chaos but so close to the natural serenity. It’s a wooden structure with a gable roof. The basement of the house rises slightly above the ground so that lights could freely traverse the glass wall,letting sunlight lightens up the space in daytime and the warm lights inside the room illuminate the dark when the night falls. A cement stair, which could otherwise be weird unfit in such an environment thanks to the rocks of the samecolor scattered around the house, leads you to the terrace of the first floor. With its double door widely open, you can find the interior is of modern minimalism, harmoniously merged into the surrounding environment with the use of wooden furniture and warm lights. Extended outside the second floor,a wide balcony is fenced by several horizontal sticks fastened by another threevertical sticks, a structure also be observed between the roof and the first floor beside the right wall. Wouldn’t it be really nice to be a 21 century hermit in a house like this?
