The house has a closed appearance due to its vertical wooden cladding, a reference to the local potato-crates commonly found in the region. Inside, however, the house is light and spacious, with plenty of skylights and a large mezzanine.
The construction was carried out entirely by two carpenters who were involved in the design process from the start. Inspired by the philosophy behind the use of wood, their craftsmanship exceeded all expectation.