Originality and comfort
Looking at the villa in Saint-Tropez, we can notice that the architect in charge of the project placed no limits to creativity.
The open space interiors, spacious and comfortable, open to the outside through large glazing surfaces. The minimal profiles form real volumes that expand the space, just as the bathroom’s fixed and casement windows interact with each other in an innovative harmonic solution, where the final boundary is the sky.
- Location Saint Tropez (France)
- Photographer Maurizio Grisa
- Customer Private residence
External front view of Villa Saint-Tropez with the Skyline Sliding lift and slide in the living area
External front view of Villa Saint-Tropez with the Skyline Sliding lift and slide in the living area
External patio of Villa Saint-Tropez with a view of the Skyline Sliding lifts and slides
Skyline Minimal Frames and Villa Saint-Tropez
The protagonists of the project are undoubtedly the lift and slide Skyline Sliding from the Skyline Minimal Frames collection, in oiled oak wood and natural effect finishing. Light colors, narrow minimal profiles, and more technological and better-performing sliding systems make it a unique window frame. Seeing the result and the existing harmony between the elements, it is difficult to imagine any different solution that would be able to provide the same warmth and charm.
Wooden door made for Villa Saint-Tropez
Front view of the four-door Skyline Sliding door open in the living area of Villa Saint-Tropez
View of the Skyline Sliding lift and slide door of the living area of Villa Saint-Tropez with opening corner
Detail of the custom satin chrome handle of the Skyline Slidig lift and slide door
External view of the bedroom of Villa Saint-Tropez, with two built-in corner doors and a double door
Front view of the double-leaf entrance door of the sleeping area with two glass corners
A glazed corner with a sea view opens the residence to new horizons: the room is no longer a limited space but extends into the private garden in a continuous dialogue between vegetation and construction.
