Form and shelter
The curved upper facade extends over the garden and pool, connecting the building's shape to outdoor life.
AURELIEN BERSONCONSTRUCTION
A curved frontage wraps a substantial Camp Hill home. Inside, European oak runs across floors and onto walls, concealing the powder room door.
Stone, tiled surfaces and rounded forms bring the kitchen, gathering spaces and bathrooms into a shared palette. Wide oak boards ground the lower level; narrower boards change the rhythm in rooms above.
The project brings together Monster Ideas, AM Interior Studio, Steven Clegg Design and Aurelien Berson Construction.
The curved upper facade extends over the garden and pool, connecting the building's shape to outdoor life.
Different board widths create a change of rhythm while keeping the material consistent.
