Terrace Serenity
Sector
Residential
Location
Bordeaux, France
Year
2021
Design
Max Babyn
Palette
Light, Fresh
Credits
maxbabyn.com
This French terrace merges wood, stone, and glass into a quiet escape. The design blurs indoor and outdoor spaces, celebrating light, symmetry, and the calm rhythm of natural materials
Built with mindfulness, the villa integrates seamlessly into its surroundings. Large glass panes dissolve the barrier between interior and exterior, allowing nature to become part of the living experience. Organic textures—such as hand-hewn stone and untreated timber—create a tactile harmony, emphasizing warmth and simplicity.
Every detail contributes to an atmosphere of serenity. The terrace extends effortlessly from the heart of the home, framed by rhythmic wooden beams that filter sunlight throughout the day. Moving between spaces feels effortless, like stepping from one quiet embrace into another.
This retreat is not just about architecture—it’s about a way of life. A balance between shelter and openness, between solitude and connection. Here, the landscape dictates the rhythm, inviting reflection and tranquility.
