BV50

Johan Sundberg Arkitektur

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BV50 is a minimalist residence located in Ljunghusen, Sweden, designed by Johan Sundberg Arkitektur. Returning to Sweden after living abroad, the family sought a home that combined contemporary design with functionality, tailored to their dynamic lifestyle with three active children. The ground floor features social areas that wrap around the garden, fostering a blend of indoor and outdoor living. Upstairs, the primary suite offers privacy, ample daylight, and views of the surrounding forest. The design balances private and communal spaces, providing distinct areas for both parents and children. Central to the home are the kitchen, living, and dining areas, all opening to the garden, with sightlines and natural light enhancing the connection to the outdoors. This layout ensures that social spaces are inviting yet not overly exposed. Designed for longevity, the home accommodates the family’s evolving needs.

The upper-floor main suite can support a newborn, while the ground floor includes a playroom and bedrooms for the children. As they grow, spaces adapt to their increasing independence, supporting teenagers and returning young adults without isolating them from family interactions. A highlight of the home is the two-way kitchen with a sofa along a brick wall, linking garden spaces with the interior. This room is cozy during rainy winter nights and transforms beautifully for summer days, showcasing the successful blend of enclosed and open spaces. Practicality meets elegance with both a main and a family entrance. The shared path into the service core keeps clutter at bay, with the formal entrance reserved for guests. A large roof provides shelter for bikes and gear, supporting the family’s active lifestyle. The house features a cohesive material palette of brick, glass, wood, and Baltic limestone. The matte greige brick echoes the sandy landscape of Ljunghusen, and the raw Swedish pine will age gracefully to a grey hue. Interior finishes of walnut and oak, complemented by anodized aluminum details, add warmth and durability.

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