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Salt and Pepper: Home by KUBE Architecture
Homeowners Susan Clampt and Jeremy Valensky worked for a whole year together with architects and designers KUBE Architecture, to end up with a two-level living space, an open kitchen, and a cozy backyard.
KUBE Architecture is a modern design studio that daily challenges established life norms and builds new unique homes that make possible an entirely new lifestyle.
The homeowners' family loves cooking, and their first requirement was to equip a place for convenient and high-quality food preparation. Additionally, they had specific demands regarding the color palette of the home's interior: it should be exclusively in black-and-white shades. Thus, the concept of building and decorating the house formed itself—Salt and Pepper.

For Susan and Jeremy, the house is primarily a place for relaxation, but it must also provide enough space to transform into a vibrant venue for energetic parties with friends one evening. The wall between the first and second floor in the living room was removed, as well as part of the interfloor partitions, resulting in a large open space filled with air and light.

The back part of the house connects to the open courtyard area as a single concept, where one can relax outdoors while admiring lush greenery around.

























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