Svart Hus | Shou Sugi Ban Portfolio | Nakamoto Forestry
WEBThe SVART HUS, in Door County, WI, was designed by k.smith | x. They used Nakamoto Forestry's Suyaki® shou sugi ban siding.
Svart Hus / Nakamoto Forestry - ArchDaily
WEBApr 25, 2023 — Enveloped in contrasting tones of Nakamoto Forestry’s shou sugi ban siding, SVART HUS features two well-situated, well-appointed boxes that cleverly separate the living and sleeping spaces,...
'svart hus' embraces japanese and scandinavian design principles
WEBMar 19, 2023 — SVART HUS, meaning ‘Black House’ in Swedish, unfolds its dark exterior conforming to its surrounding forest landscape. all images by xoMe Studio the exterior finishes display a juxtaposition ...
Exploring Modern Architecture in Rural Wisconsin - Nakamoto …
WEBThe Svart Hus, meaning “dark house” in Swedish, stands at just over 2,600 square feet. It boasts a stunning exterior of black Suyaki™ and unburned sugi with silver weathering stain . Designed and built by local couple Kate Smith and her husband Scott.
SVART HUS | Door County, Wisconsin | Nakamoto Forestry
WEBJourney with us to rural Wisconsin, where we uncovered a hidden gem of modern architecture: the Svart Hus.
Svart Hus By Nakamoto Forestry In DETAIL UNITED STATES
WEBEnveloped in contrasting tones of Nakamoto Forestry’s shou sugi ban siding, SVART HUS features two well-situated, well-appointed boxes that cleverly separate the living and sleeping spaces,...
Svart Hus by Nakamoto Forestry - Architizer
WEBNov 17, 2023 — Designer Kate Smith, along with her husband, Scott, partnered with Tim Raduenz of Form One Design to build this visually passive family home, situated on 5 open acres in Door County, Wisconsin. The area has deep Nordic and Scandinavian roots, which led to the design team choosing the nickname SVART HUS for the project.
Svart Hus: Harmony and Warmth in a Shou Sugi Ban Masterpiece
WEBMay 1, 2023 — Svart Hus is a visually passive family home designed by Kate Smith and her team, nestled on 5 open acres in Door County, Wisconsin. This stunning two-tone shou sugi ban home, inspired by the area’s Nordic and Scandinavian roots, beautifully blends with its natural surroundings.
SVART HUS | K.Smith | x | Archello
WEBInspired by designer and homeowner Kate Smith’s love of black exteriors and the area’s deep Nordic and Scandinavian roots, the design team named the project SVART HUS. In Swedish, this means “Black House”.
Svart Hus / Nakamoto Forestry - HomeWorldDesign
WEBSep 30, 2023 — Enveloped in contrasting tones of Nakamoto Forestry’s shou sugi ban siding, SVART HUS features two well-situated, well-appointed boxes that cleverly separate the living and sleeping spaces, both physically and visually.