Located on the island of Öland, Villa Asplund is a wooden house grounded by concrete floors and wrapped in grey timber that will gracefully age over time. The architecture embraces openness and movement — a flowing plan that connects spaces and invites social encounters throughout the home.

To the south, the house opens toward the garden and a generous wooden deck with built-in planters for herbs and flowers. An outdoor shower extends the daily rituals into nature. From the kitchen and living area, three different directions frame shifting views — meadows to the north, small groves to the south, and the evening sky glowing through a large west-facing window beside the fireplace.

Villa Asplund blurs the boundary between inside and out, creating a home that lives with the landscape — calm, tactile and quietly connected to its surroundings.