Organized on two levels, The Grasshome responds to a steeply sloping site, which posed a key design challenge. The ground floor is partially buried in the terrain, providing stability. In contrast, the upper floor is built with a lighter structure, creating an open and flexible space. This structural duality results in a house that adapts to its surroundings without forcing them.

Everything revolves around a central axis, where the kitchen, finished in white lacquer with round handles, is articulated in an L-shape with an island that structures the space without interrupting its flow. The Mushroom linoleum countertop introduces a warm, matte texture that contrasts with the clean white, bringing balance and warmth to the overall design. Opposite the island, a cabinet system with the same finish as the kitchen reinforces the visual coherence of the space.