Project by Maisons BMC
Photo credits: Maisons BMC
Natural elegance at the heart of an architectural project
A contemporary villa in Bordeaux is a real eye-catcher. Imagined to reflect the values of modernity, conviviality and connection to nature, this home embodies the perfect blend of clean design, raw materials and authentic warmth. The choice of Rocky Mountain stone cladding was decisive in bringing this vision to life.
Modernity and authenticity: a perfectly mastered duo
From the very first sketches, the owners expressed a clear desire for a modern yet welcoming home that exudes serenity while asserting an assertive architectural style. The project was entrusted to Maisons BMC, a builder renowned for its expertise in custom-built homes.
“The choice of Rocky Mountain siding proved decisive for the overall aesthetics of the house,” explains Xavier Beaudru, Associate Director of Maisons BMC.
Rocky Mountain cladding: stone reinvented
Rocky Mountain cladding in Havana plays with volumes and accentuates the villa’s geometric lines. Its raw relief and mineral nuances add character while blending subtly with the wood elements and large glass surfaces.
This Neomineral stone cladding is also attractive for its ease of installation and maintenance, an invaluable asset for building professionals and homeowners alike.
A house bathed in light and open to the outdoors
Inside, natural light floods the living spaces. Thanks to an open layout and carefully selected materials, the dialogue between contemporary finishes and natural materials is expressed in every detail.
Rocky Mountain cladding can also be used in transitional areas – entrance walls, decorative partitions – extending the link between interior and exterior.
A Bordeaux home anchored in its environment
Nestled in a verdant setting, this contemporary home blends harmoniously into the local landscape. It illustrates a strong trend in architecture: the return to natural materials, thermal comfort and sustainable aesthetics.
Thanks to a careful choice of materials, including Rocky Mountain ORSOL cladding, this project proves that it’s possible to combine modern architecture, family warmth and timelessness.