Spread across four levels with views overlooking the surrounding garden, The Ax House centers around an expressive staircase. This staircase, enhanced by strategic interventions—including the use of light and crystal parapets—effortlessly draws both the eye and natural illumination. A commitment to connecting indoor spaces with the outdoors led to the widening of openings, which in turn significantly brightened the rooms. For instance, the living room opens onto the garden through an almost entirely glass wall, and features a spacious staircase that flows into the well-appointed outdoor area.

The kitchen, while distinct from the living room, is defined by a large door fashioned from glass and black iron that serves as both a functional and stylish transition. On the upper floors, the sleeping area is thoughtfully arranged with four bedrooms and three bathrooms. The master bedroom is elegantly designed around a central wall, which not only defines the space but also serves as a partition for the walk-in closet and acts as the headboard for the bed. Complementing this, the master bathroom features custom-made furnishings and a refined mosaic in the shower area, adding a touch of luxury to the private retreat.