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House with a Doma × Borrowed Scenery
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House with a Doma
A home with a traditional earthen floor (doma) creates a versatile transition zone between indoor and outdoor living. Linking the entryway directly to gardens or garages makes moving bikes and outdoor gear easy while providing an ideal hobby workshop. Integrated benches and storage simplify shoe changes and organization. Connecting the doma to living or kitchen areas creates a unique gathering place. Durable tile, mortar, or exposed-aggregate finishes add practical durability and visual charm. We present doma homes that welcome active daily pursuits.
House Embracing Borrowed Scenery
A home that enjoys borrowed scenery incorporates distant mountains, seas, forests, or street trees into its design, making outside landscapes feel like an extension of the house. Carefully positioning windows frame natural views like living artwork. Framing existing surroundings offers a grand sense of space without requiring an extensive garden setup. Deep eaves, plantings, and walls can filter unwanted sightlines while highlighting prime views. Introducing homes that borrow scenery to weave natural landscapes into daily life.
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