Beyond its formal clarity, the house reflects a residential architecture approach centred on daily living comfort and spatial intimacy.

Each area is designed to respond intuitively to the rhythms of family life, from the sheltered entrance sequence to the open living spaces that capture the changing light.

The orientation and window placement enhance natural illumination while preserving privacy, allowing the interior to remain both exposed to nature and protected from the street. This balance between openness and seclusion is key to the project’s domestic character.

Material choices and construction details further reinforce the home’s architectural identity.

Warm interior finishes contrast with the clean exterior geometry, creating a tactile and inviting environment. Carefully proportioned rooms, efficient energy performance and thoughtful circulation contribute to a sense of well-being and long-term durability.

In this way, the project exemplifies contemporary residential architecture in Luxembourg by combining functional clarity, aesthetic restraint and a strong connection to the surrounding landscape.

Soft materials, transparency and fluid circulation create a bright, calm and contemporary atmosphere.

The project aims for privacy, comfort and energy efficiency within a minimal and timeless architectural expression, a Kleinmuller Architects signature.