10 Mar
The Frame house, designed by Marc Boutin is situated in the lovely British Columbia, In Canada. The lovely house is set in a natural landscape which is ideal for a family of five. Most of the design strategy includes using of solar power to stick by its natural / minimalistic theme. The landscape consists of forests and mountains which is a truly ideal setting.Natural colors of brown and white form most part of the interior and exterior. The front side has large screen windows to have maximum impact of scenic beauty.The best part is a small box with the house – which is like a house in itself –with kids rooms and service areas. Overall the house is very spacious and good looking. It is a perfect getaway or a permanent residence.
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