Located in Clifton, Cape Town, South Africa, this magnificent residence is a stunning project signed Stefan Antoni Olmesdahl Truen Architects and OKHA Interiors , architecture and interior design practices in Cape Town. Flaunting breathtaking interiors, the residence is called the Nettleton 199 house.
The owner wanted a home that would offer unobstructed views of the sea, and minimized views of the neighboring buildings. The garden plays a major role in this project, as it ensures a natural connection with the mountain at the back of the house, while also blocking the view towards the other buildings.
The crisp white walls that mold the interior volumes act like clean canvases for the beautiful works of art that decorate the home. There is a perfect harmony between the architecture of the residence and its superb interior decors. To further emphasize this connection, the huge windows and glass sliding doors can be opened at any time, allowing a seamless transition from inside to the lovely outside areas.
Photos by: Adam Letch



























More Similar Articles Like This
Exploring the New World of Luxury Hoteling
Tips for Choosing the Right Blue Paint Color for Your Dining Room
Vibrant Concrete Floor Paint Colors to Elevate Your Space
10 Different Types of Blue Paint Colors
Wonderful Yachting Club Villas at Elounda Beach by Davide Macullo Architects
Benjamin Moore Exterior Paint: Vibrant Shades for a Striking Home
How Seattle Lawn Care Service Deals With Overgrown Lawns
The Superb Villa Verai on Phuket Island, Thailand