A 500 sqm villa residential architecture in Kehlen. Located on a south-east oriented plot in Kehlen, this 500 sqm villa develops a pure and geometric architectural language, defined by diagonal façades and horizontal volumes that shape light throughout the day. The main living spaces open generously onto the terrace, garden and swimming pool, creating a continuous dialogue between architecture and landscape.
Designed as a contemporary residence rooted in its natural surroundings, the villa emphasises spatial clarity and a strong architectural identity.
The interplay of diagonal façades and horizontal planes creates dynamic perspectives throughout the day, while the south-east orientation ensures generous natural light from morning to late afternoon.
Inside, the layout prioritises comfort and fluidity, with open-plan living areas that adapt naturally to family life and social gatherings.
The relationship between architecture and landscape is central to the project.
Large glazed fronts dissolve boundaries between interior spaces and the outdoor environment, allowing the terrace, garden and pool to become extensions of daily living.
Material choices focus on durability and tactile quality, reinforcing the calm, minimal and timeless character of the villa.
As with all Kleinmuller Architects’ residential work, the design combines precision, restraint and environmental performance to create a refined and enduring home.
Designed to deliver privacy, comfort and energy performance, the villa expresses a minimal, durable and timeless architecture, a signature of Kleinmuller Architects.Location: Kehlen, Luxembourg
Typology: Single-family house
Size: 500 sqm
Orientation: South-East
Status: Construction starting 2025
Client: Private
