The interior design is a continuation of the architectural concept of the Semi Opened House, extending its dialogue between raw concrete and nature into the living spaces.

A generous open-plan living area forms the heart of the house, illuminated from above and opened towards an internal green patio.

Nature physically enters the interior: a full-size tree grows within the living space, while the patio becomes its visual and spatial extension.

Exposed concrete walls retain the monolithic character of the architecture and are balanced by natural timber, dark cabinetry and soft furnishings.

Large openings, internal courtyards and framed views of greenery blur the boundary between inside and outside, allowing the atmosphere of the interior to change with the seasons.

The private areas continue the same relationship with nature and light. Bedrooms open towards the surrounding forest, making greenery an integral part of the interior experience. Natural light is also introduced from above — a skylight over the freestanding bathtub creates a quiet, intimate space connected directly with the sky.

The house also includes a spacious lounge and relaxation area adjoining the terrace. Designed as an informal extension of the main living spaces, it provides a place for rest and entertainment while maintaining a direct relationship with the exterior. Throughout the house, openness, daylight, raw materials and greenery create a continuous sequence of spaces where architecture and nature remain inseparable.