Comfortable Ice House Designed by Minarc

Comfortable and elegant, this house is without a doubt a house many homeowners can get home design inspiration from. Called Ice House, Minarc designed this house and the house constitutes a house with an interior that is both elegant and comfortable.

The interior of the house makes uses of various elements that impeccably come together. Located in Iceland, the house has an eco-conscious kind of design that is focusing on functionality. The design creates a living environment that is quite healthy for the occupants of the house.

The comfortable and elegant home has two bedrooms and a bathroom plus loft and it is also where native wood sliding materials that are locally sourced are used. The native wood sliding materials help the house to blend in with the landscape surrounding it.

In this home, design elements had been carefully chosen in order to maximize cross ventilation and passive type of solar power, thus, minimizing costs for electricity.

Ice House as a Comfortable and Elegant House in Reykjavik

Located in a beautiful rural town in Reykjavik, Iceland, Ice House is a comfortable and elegant house with large windows, as well as large openings. They use the large openings and windows in the house’s bedrooms and living area to provide natural light, enable a connection with the nature, and frame the stunningly beautiful landscape.

This house has a garden and the garden has been incorporated into this house’s exterior design so that fostering sustainable living is possible in this house. The house is where organic materials are used and in this house, in order to improve indoor air quality, no carpet or forced air systems are used in the house.

This comfortable and elegant house has exterior spaces that have been designed for great indoor and outdoor living. The comfortable and elegant house also has a master bathroom that features a pebble rock wall referencing to the landscape surrounding the house.

If you wonder how this comfortable and elegant house looks like, you have to consider taking a look at pictures of the house captured by Torfi Agnarsson.