In the design and realization, I based the design on the principles of minimalism, but with an effort to avoid its purely formal concept. I emphasized practicality, timelessness, and everyday usability, not only in the design and selection of materials and furnishings, but also in the floor plan itself, where I strived for a maximum connection between the interior and exterior. The aim was to "blur" the boundary between interior and exterior and thus create one continuous space, whose primary goal is to provide the user with the greatest possible comfort and convenience. Especially in the summer months, when we naturally move outdoors, the villa provides sufficient and high quality space for family or social life. Cascading terraces, outdoor dining and other outdoor amenities make the terrace a second living space.

In the interior itself, I have reduced the number of materials and colours to the minimum possible. The predominant colour is grey and white, complemented by black and white marble. Avoiding a feeling of "sterility" is helped by enlivening it with bespoke joinery made from oak and American walnut, as well as carefully selected solitary furniture from premium brands, such as leather chairs from Cassino, or coffee tables from Poltrona Frau.

The bathrooms are also designed in the spirit of strict minimalism with an eye to maximum enjoyment and functionality. The Axor and Hansgrohe bathroom fittings are supplied by Viva - Marek Vágai.
The ecological dimension lies in the use of a green roof, the preservation of the original greenery, the planting of fast-growing trees, as well as the incorporation of a charging station for an electric car.

Technical features: use of intelligent dimmable glass, high-end gas fireplace, elevator.