A harmonious year-round living concept for a villa in Luxembourg.
What began as an idea for a cozy "Stübli" developed into a holistic interior design concept that perfectly balances minimalism and comfort. In a modern new-build villa in Luxembourg, Bernd Gruber created a living environment that is deliberately oriented towards the four seasons – and unfolds its own unique qualities in each phase of the year.
Project duration:
February 2019 – August 2021
Services:
Concept | Execution | Construction supervision
Award:
German Design Award Winner 2024 – Excellent Architecture / Interior Architecture
Photo | Styling:
Alexander van Berge | Bregje Nix
A living environment in tune with nature.
The vision: a home that is warm and cozy in fall and winter, and minimalist and light in spring and summer. This principle was achieved through the targeted use of individually selected materials and custom-made design elements.
As soon as you enter the spacious entrance hall, you can sense the special "art de vivre" that runs like a common thread through the entire building—atmospheric, clear, luxurious, and yet noticeably personal.
The interior design thrives on precise lines, the deliberate omission of decor, and the intelligent use of natural materials. Wood, stone, and textile surfaces are chosen to radiate depth, warmth, and quiet hospitality—without disturbing the visual tranquility.
This project was awarded the German Design Award in 2024 in the category Excellent Architecture – Interior Architecture – proof of the design depth and craftsmanship precision of this special house.
"We experience our home in tune with the rhythm of the seasons—and despite all its modernity, it's simply cozy!"