A newly built villa stands on the shores of Lake Neuchâtel. The minimal architectural style, in exposed reinforced concrete, gives ample space for the interior design.

To enhance the construction, the walls and floor that form the "envelope" of the space remain in exposed concrete. The kitchen and the large dining table stand out within the environment, in the honey tones of the oak wood. 

The lowered plasterboard ceiling leaves room for indirect lighting along the perimeter edges of the space.  

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The green wall divides the entrance from the living room and encloses a niche bookcase that contains various works of art.