Okay we know we say this about almost every piece of architecture we showcase on the 2Modern blog, but mark it: this really is our dream house. Actually designed to be a guest house or studio next to a larger (equally as awesome) structure, we love the layout; simple, almost shotgun, with just the right amount of rooms needed and nothing more. The exterior of the house is a sleek, black wood that both stands in stark contrast with the bright green grass but also fits right into the natural feel of the surroundings.
Now, we’ll admit, we’re not a huge fan of the OSB. In fact, if we were building this ourselves we’d switch it to a blonder plywood for our own aesthetic tastes. But you have to admit how awesome the interior looks being all one material. One wildly honey-toned, patterned material. We’re talking walls, fun ceiling angles, even built-ins. It’s formidable. It’s modern. It was probably affordable as f*@$. Designed by Carl Turner Architects and located in the United Kingdom. Completed in August of last year.
“Stealth Barn is a project that sits next to and complements Ochre Barn, a large threshing barn converted by CTA to a home and studio. This addition was to provide a self-contained unit that could equally act as a guest house, studio or meeting place, depending on time of year and workloads: a retreat, but also a place of inspiration, enjoyment and a place of work and home without compromising the experience of either.”











Splinters! Splinters! Splinters!
Ouch ouch ouch ouch ouch!
Hah! Maybe! Hopefully they’d put some sort of finish on everything? Right?!