Luxury Villa by Jonas Lindvall A&D
Villa M2 is design by Jonas Lindvall A&D. This luxury villa is located in southern Sweden.
Information from designer :
Villa M2 is situated in a village south of Malmö next to a disused lime quarry that has now become a lake. The part of the building facing the lake incorporates generous windows and minimally defined space to encourage the integration of the house’s interior with its stunning natural surroundings.
The north and entrance side to the Villa faces a road with some light traffic hence the design’s rather closed volume. Most of the interior furniture and fittings are specially designed for the house by Jonas Lindvall A&D.
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