Modern, spacious and comfortable, the Dune Villa was completed in 2014 by HILBERINKBOSCH architects, and it can be found in Utrechtse Heuvelrug, The Netherlands. It was built in the middle of a beautiful natural environment and boasts a carefully designed layout that adapts to the conditions of the plot.
The primary living areas are found at the ground floor, and they include the kitchen, living room, master bedroom, office, library and roof terrace. The swimming pool and the guest accommodations are found on the courtyard’s ground level and on a dune. As far as the swimming pool is concerned, it’s worth noting that it is enclosed by large sliding glass doors that blur the boundaries between the indoor and outdoor areas.
The main entrance of the abode features tall ceilings and is large enough to support theatre performances. This area also boasts a beautiful spiraling staircase and plays host to a considerable collection of works of art.
Photos by René de Wit
This sounds impressive, but where’s the evidence of how the design truly adapts to the natural environment? Photos alone don’t prove thoughtful integration—are there any sustainability reports or user testimonials?
Thank you for your question. The design incorporates sustainable materials and energy-efficient features, detailed in our project sustainability report. We also have user testimonials highlighting how the villa harmonizes with its surroundings, which we’d be happy to share upon request.