The timeless design of a large villa brings us into a living space with a modern style and an incredible space with surrounding vegetation. One-storey house into which daylight and clean air flows thanks to large panoramic windows. The interior offers openness and breathability with a luxurious touch, enriched with modern pieces of furniture. Photos below!
Architecture: Rafał Dawlud
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