A White Ribbon Winds Its Way Through This House In Switzerland

Photography by Peter Wuermli

This family home overlooking Lake Zurich in Switzerland, has a ribbon-like surface folding its way through the home, defining the various floors.

This family home on Lake Zurich, Switzerland, seems almost ribbon-like in its design, with the white facade folding its way through the home, easily defining the various floors.

Photography by Peter Wuermli

The home, designed by Evolution Design, resembles a futuristic vessel that has sailed in from the lake and found itself a natural place to dock.

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The white ribbon also continues past the home to allow for outdoor space.

The ribbon-like white facade allows for outdoor spaces to be added to this home.

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The main deck can be accessed from the living areas on the main floor of the home.

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Photography by Peter Wuermli

At night, the home lights up like a lantern.

At night, this home in Switzerland lights up like a lantern.

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Upon entering the home, you’re greeted by floor-to-ceiling windows that perfectly frame views of the lake.

A small wooden dining table separates the kitchen and living room in this home.

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At one end of the main floor is the kitchen that’s filled with rounded corners.

This white kitchen has curved edges and a wooden counter-top.

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At the opposite end of the main floor is the living area.

This living area has a large wall of built-in shelves.

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The curves seen on the exterior of the house are also a feature inside the home.

This living room has curves that match the curves on the exterior of the home.

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A illuminated spiral staircase takes you to the upper floors of the home.

This lit up spiral staircase is like a piece of art in this home.

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On the first floor of the home, there’s a guest bedroom and a master bedroom, that are both accessed from the landing.

The landing has a void that allows you to look down into the living area.

The stair landing in this home, has a void that allows you to look down into the living area on the floor below.

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The guest bedroom has a curved wall, just like in the living room, as well as an ensuite bathroom.

This guest bedroom has a curved wall, as well as an ensuite bathroom.

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Opposite the guest bedroom is the master bedroom, where you wake up to views of the lake.

This master bedroom has floor-to-ceiling windows to take advantage of the view of the lake.

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In the master bathroom, there’s a glass-enclosed shower, a bathtub with a wooden surround, and a large picture window to allow plenty of natural light to fill the space.

In this master bathroom, there's a glass-enclosed shower, a bathtub with a wooden surround, and a large picture window to allow plenty of natural light to fill the space.

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The top floor of the home, has a studio space with a 180 degree view of the lake.

The top floor of this home, has a studio space with floor-to-ceiling windows that provide a 180 degree view of the lake.

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Just off the studio, there’s a curved deck.

This family house on Lake Zurich, Switzerland, has a curved wooden deck to enjoy the views.