The Oslo House stands on a mountainside, in a residential area surrounded by pines and vegetation near Alicante. The house rests gently on the ground, thanks to a stone base adapted to the slope. The slabs let natural light through to the interior, reinforcing the link between inside and out.
A viewpoint house open to the sea
The house opens wide towards the sea, like a viewpoint from which to contemplate the horizon while resting on the outdoor daybeds from the Ulm collection. This openness contrasts with the privacy of the rear façade, which shelters the entrance to the house.
Frame and Quartz on the dining terrace
The ground floor has been extended to create an outdoor living space, with a dining room in Vondom furniture: the table from the Frame collection and chairs from the Quartz collection, both designed by Ramón Esteve.
The Ulm sofa facing the pool
An Ulm sofa is set facing a pool that melts into the horizon, for the relaxation and pleasure of the owners. The same pared-back language runs through all the outdoor spaces.
The architectural language of Ramón Esteve
Designed by Ramón Esteve himself, the Oslo House illustrates the coherence between architecture and furniture. Between Ulm, Frame and Quartz, Vondom furniture naturally extends the pared-back language of this viewpoint house.
