Hidden deep throughout the woods within the jap a part of the Netherlands, a placing C-shaped retreat has lately been accomplished. GetAway Tasks has designed the progressive residence, named the C Home, as a leisure escape for as much as six individuals to get pleasure from. Paying homage to its identify, the half-hexagonal construction blends performance, aesthetics, and sustainability, all inside its 100-square-meter (approx. 1076-square-foot) design.

The design is organized into 5 sections, seamlessly mixing the dwelling, eating, and sleeping quarters. The raised kitchen makes up the middle part, with the eating room and front room flanking it at a barely decrease stage. Each ends home the bedrooms and bogs, elevated above the connecting rooms.

Some of the notable options of the C Home is its unheated pure swimming pool that spans 12 meters (approx. 40 ft), permitting residents and friends to immerse themselves within the tranquil water. A helophyte filter, with lava stones and yellow irises, ensures the purity of the water, creating an oasis amidst the inexperienced forest.

Clad with Corten metal, the home boasts a rusty crimson hue that evolves over time, making a placing distinction in opposition to the luxurious inexperienced environment.

Untreated Fraké wooden, famend for its thermal modification properties, graces the window sills, accentuating the pure aesthetic. As soon as inside, you’ll spot the identical heat and texture, because the Fraké wooden continues by means of the inside finishes.

A picket deck surrounds a brick patio used for eating and gatherings. A raised platform adjoining to the brick creates an out of doors bar that connects to the kitchen by way of open home windows.

The raised outside bar is about as much as serve friends drinks and snacks whereas sustaining connection and dialog.

Home windows and sliding glass doorways run alongside the inside and outer a part of the “C” form making the slender footprint seem extra open.

The C Home resides in a non-public, 5,500-square-meter (approx. 60,000-square-foot) majestic forest inside a bigger forest, permitting friends to totally immerse themselves into nature.

Images by Kirsten Bos (The place She Goes).

Caroline Williamson is Editor-in-Chief of Design Milk. She has a BFA in images from SCAD and may often be discovered trying to find classic wares, doing New York Occasions crossword puzzles in pen, or remodeling playlists on Spotify.