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Brisa

Architecture | Residential

A stone-and-timber villa where a glazed staircase and an open kitchen wing set the pace of the house.

Location
Poland
Category
Private villa
Year
2026
Design Lead
Armony Architects
Front facade of Brisa villa with split-face stone cladding, a timber-slat garage door and entry screen, and a stone-walled garden entrance.

Brisa is a private villa in Poland wrapped in split-face stone and vertical timber slats, its garage and entry screen carrying the same materials up through the covered terraces above.

Rear facade of Brisa villa with a stone accent wall, timber-clad columns, and a covered terrace lounge opening onto the garden.

A floating stone staircase, lit from beneath and set beside a glazed stairwell and sunken pebble planter, connects the open kitchen-and-dining wing and living room below with the bedrooms upstairs.

Floating stone staircase rising beside a glass balustrade, with a sunken pebble planter and a split-face stone column at its base.

The primary bedroom and its en-suite bathroom share a sculpted plaster and timber-textured palette, both opening toward the garden through floor-to-ceiling glazing.

Open-plan living room with a geometric timber-slat feature wall, a curved beige sofa, and full-height windows framing the garden.

A covered rear terrace with a built-in fire pit and a stone-walled home office nook round out the plan, giving the household space to relax and work without leaving home.

Open kitchen and dining area with dark walnut cabinetry, a stone-topped island, pendant lighting, and a long walnut dining table.Primary bedroom with a sculpted plaster feature wall, a floating oak vanity, an oval mirror, and pendant lighting over the bed.En-suite bathroom with a timber-textured feature wall, twin vessel sinks, backlit oval mirrors, and a glass shower opening onto a garden view.Covered terrace with a stone accent wall, woven lounge chairs, and a built-in fire pit table overlooking the garden.Home office nook with a sculptural glass-and-timber desk, woven dining chairs, a walnut sideboard, and a triptych of abstract art.