Set on a slope overlooking an artificial Czorsztyn lake and two medieval castles in southern Poland, the Mountain Cottage was designed by studio HOLA Design in 2016. The total area of the house is 154m² (1658m²). The Mountain Cottage project awarded the prestigious A’Design Awards and shortlisted at the International Design & Architecture Awards 2017, as well as World in Architecture News (WAN Awards 2017).
The shape of the house, its dark color and used materials refer to the traditional local pastoral houses. One hundred meters from the house is a museum with buildings from the nineteenth century which have been moved from the bottom of a lake when it was created. The house refers to the tradition but has a modern form, and technical solutions.
Characteristic roof and front wall were covered with aspen chips – traditional technology from north of Poland. It smoothly passes from the roof to the wall. Water flows in the rain through the house to the ground without gutters. The interior of the house is the living room with kitchen and dining room, two bathrooms and a wordrobe on the ground floor, two kids rooms and bedroomon the attic and guest room, technical room and toilet in the basement. All rooms have heated floor painted with paint for concrete. Hand antiqued wooden boards laid on ceilings and walls. In the living room hang two enormity, made to order lamps. Kitchen wall is decorated with cut steel pattern flower symbolizing life. It is a folk character associated with the region.
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