This rural Indigo in the countryside of Zutphen stands out because of its integrated design of house and barn; both are linked by an entrance that connects the two gable roofs. Wide facade planks made of thermally modified pine are attached board-on-board and give the house a robust appearance.

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Upon entering the high hall with large windows, light and space immediately play a clear role. This continues in the white plastered living room with a spectacular glass gable - characteristic of Indigo - facing southwest. And the master bedroom upstairs, which hangs freely in the living room, fills with light and views through a large window on the side of the loft. An arrangement that, without taking up usable square meters, provides maximum space for the round transition from wall to roof, a unique feature of Indigo.

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In contrast to the white plastered walls and light floor, the warm, pure looks of different types of wood have been chosen for certain elements of the interior, such as window frames, doors, stairs and kitchen. A nice detail is the balustrade on the landing that the residents made themselves.

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The living room is located directly on the garden and is connected by a surrounding deck. There is a sunny seating area in the corner between the barn and the house, a perfect place for the barbecue.