D House reflects a refined balance between modern architecture, functionality, and nature through a design language rooted in linearity, light, and material expression. Sharp wall planes and roof lines establish a continuous spatial flow, while large-format ceramic surfaces enhance visual continuity and add depth and texture. Soft indirect lighting accentuates the floating ceiling planes, enriching the perception of volume and emphasizing the dialogue between light, geometry, and materiality.

Defined by an elevated ceiling and open-plan layout, the interior is unified through ribbon skylights that extend along the roofline, drawing abundant daylight deep into the living, dining, and kitchen areas. Large glass façades further dissolve the boundaries between inside and outside, offering uninterrupted views of the surrounding landscape. A centrally positioned atrium introduces vertical light and greenery, strengthening the home’s connection to nature.

The mobile glass façade allows the living spaces to fully open toward the terrace and pool, transforming the exterior into a natural extension of daily life. Natural wood, metal finishes, and neutral furnishings complete the minimalist yet warm character of the house.