guys Im not particularly impressed by villas for the uber rich with obsessive compulsive disorders. It seems anything boxy and glassy is the statement-du-jour of those mistaking minimalism with functionalism, and still doing the less-is-more. If anyones ever tried living in a minimalist environment you'll know it just doesnt WORK, it doesn't function. Lovely to look at, but unliveable. After about day 3 it just looks like a messy council flat with bare walls
TRying to put in anything that isnt out of a courbousien catalogue just completely makes the space look cheap, and jars - stuff like a kids room, posters, Xmas trees, antiques, paperwork, household utensils, food, shopping bags, cables, shoes, books, plug extensions, clothes stands, toys, washing machines, hoovers, tvs, microwaves, family portraits, cups, bikes, ornaments, grannies, anything you bought while travelling - stuff that is the detritus of daily life or signs of reality (or a soul) must at all times be stored away (read: hidden) with immediate effect.
Lovely as a spa, unreasonable and demanding as an abode. This house contains 16 objects as far as I can see. IMO after the novelty wears off, you'd get very bored, like a lovely suburban home in a dead neighbourhood, where all you can do is stare out of the window or watch tv, and start to feel empty:
Unlike this one. All of it would have to go: