Stripping away the extraneous, Neuendorf House by John Pawson and Claudio Silvestrin, is an exercise in minimalism. Set within the pink-hued landscape of Mallorca, Spain, the home was originally designed in 1991 and remains a contemporary architectural home. “The scale and purity of the geometry endures,” Pawson says.
Now operating as a holiday home, the pared-back nature and logical planning of Neuendorf House allows life to unfold with ease and grace. According to Pawson, “the design is essentially a cube within a cube, which creates voids and volumes. The composition is planned on a grid of nine squares, contained within massive walls.”
“I wanted people to feel in this house as I want them to feel in every building I have designed – calm and comfortable. I want to make places where the rhythms and rituals of daily life feel special and resonant.” John Pawson, architect
Defined by an intuitive flow and minimalist aesthetic, the kitchen design is equally matched with V-ZUG appliances. As Pawson explains, the kitchen “combines operational sophistication with a spatial ease and expansiveness”. The CombiSteamer V6000 Grand and CookTop V6000 FullFlex integrate with an enduring quality to complement the interior and offer a new dimension to hosting. The extra-wide combi-steam oven serves to prepare large dishes and cook multiple items at once, and the highly flexible six-pot cooking surface ensures the utmost versatility.
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