.labvert shows exclusive homes on THE Croatian shoreline In cooperation along with Stockinger/Deutsch Architects, Labvert introduces a collection of private vacation homes for Falkensteiner Hotels & Residences on the Croatian shore. Situated on a headland only 10 minutes north of Zadar, these rental properties make up part of the Falkensteiner Hotel Punta Skala. Each rental property spans 200 square meters and features a two-story cubic construct constructed from solid organic stone, mirroring the qualities of conventional Dalmatian style.
While the street-facing front is actually shut and guarded, the garden side is designed along with floor-to-ceiling windows that give scenery of the Zadar archipelago. The vacation homes are designed by 5 cement pillars as well as a wooden pergola design, producing a set of private resorts along with accessibility to the hotel conveniences. The large exterior places of the structure are oriented towards the Adriatic Ocean.
‘Our intention was to make a balanced and calm atmosphere and hence the optimal setting for an unwinded vacation encounter. The layout reflects the all-natural product variety of the Croatian shore and also notices the special features of Dalmatian architecture. A gentle harmony of different colors has produced a haven that satisfies the greatest specifications.’ designer Stephan Vary, creator of Labvert, shares.all photos by Andreas Scheiblecker (unless specified typically), courtesy of Labvert CONCRETE-FRAMED VILLAS ASPECT OF CROTIA’S Hotel Punta Skala The interior decoration, crafted by Labvert in cooperation with Bea Interior decoration, suits the concerning setting, stressing lightness and also an open spatial circulation.
The home kitchen, eating, and staying places are actually adjoined, permitting a switch in between inside and also outdoor rooms by means of sliding doors. Exclusive backyards, featuring pools, even further enhance this indoor-outdoor living take in. The bedrooms, embellished with floor-to-ceiling windows, framework sights oceanic and also the peninsula’s vegetation, carrying components of Adriatic nature into the indoor room.
The Vienna-based studio works with natural materials and colours throughout the villas, mirroring the seaside garden as well as recognizing Dalmatian home customs. The sustaining pillars and pergolas offer architectural rhythm and also combine the properties right into an arcade-like ensemble. Cantilevered porches give shade on the ground floor, while timber pergolas on the upper flooring provide limited shade for the bedrooms, producing a tranquil ambiance.Labvert, in cooperation along with Stockinger/Deutsch Architects, introduces private spheres on the Croatian CoastSituated on a peninsula north of Zadar, these luxury vacation homes make up component of the Falkensteiner Retreat Punta Skalaeach suite reaches 200 sqm as well as features a two-story cubic framework made from solid organic stonewhile the street-facing front is actually shut and secured, the yard edge is made along with floor-to-ceiling home windows.