The Polish seaside town of Jezierzany recently became a new tourist attraction thanks to a studio project: Lina. They designed a group of holiday homes that make up Camppinus Park. Both the architecture and the interior design of these resort houses combine elements of modern and traditional style. The result is an eclectic mix of a barn-inspired frame with a sloping roof, large windows and a dark exterior created using the Japanese wood-burning technique Shou Sugi Ban.
The house has a living room with high ceilings, large windows and a large sliding door leading outside, two bedrooms, a small dining area and a bathroom on two floors. The windows follow the roofline and let in plenty of natural sunlight, which benefits the rear-facing spaces. The other areas are lit by a series of skylights embedded in the pitched roof. Inside, the decor and ambiance are balanced and hideous. The double height living room is on the ground floor. The small dining area and black kitchen are upstairs.
The kitchen looks like a miniature version of the house, all black and with its own roof. A series of skylights bring natural light into the upper floor volumes. The dining area is small and located in a corner overlooking the courtyard.