A breathtaking blend of rustic charm and sharp, modern lines—these glass-wrapped additions reimagine historic homes with contemporary clarity.
1. The Reflected Haven
This Mediterranean-inspired design uses highly reflective panels to disappear into the landscape by day, and glow softly by night. Set into rocky terrain, it becomes one with its environment while maintaining clean lines.
2. Minimal Meets Medieval
A black-framed glass cube gives this heritage farmhouse a bold update. Used as a dining space, it invites the outdoors in without altering the original structure.
3. The Vertical Sanctuary
Floor-to-ceiling panels give this stone retreat a modern soul. The interior glow contrasts beautifully with the rugged stone for an atmospheric, cocoon-like feel.
4. The Horizontal Reveal
This thin horizontal addition acts like a ribbon of light, bringing modern proportion to a grounded stone structure. Best for kitchens or studios where views matter.
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5. Glass Link Connector
Using glass as a linking corridor is ideal when expanding or joining multiple structures. Common in barn conversions or heritage site renovations.
6. Olive Grove Pavilion
This garden-facing space doubles as a seasonal dining room or lounge, blending warm wood interiors with natural stone and glass walls.
7. Monolithic Mirror Extension
High-gloss mirrored glass reflects the surroundings and protects privacy—perfect for nature-integrated designs where discretion is key.
8. Boxed Light Conservatory
This crisp glass conservatory invites in filtered light, ideal for studio or living space extensions while showcasing the original stone.
9. Open Façade Living
Instead of building out, this renovation removes a wall and replaces it with seamless glass for expansive light and modern flow.
10. Sculpted Into Stone
This design burrows into the terrain and emerges as a glowing glass form, ideal for hilly Mediterranean or rocky plots where harmony is key.
11. Cloaked Entry Extension
Subtle and bold, this smoked-glass entry frames old stone with contemporary restraint, ideal for creating a sense of arrival and contrast.
12. Split-Level Serenity
This mezzanine-level glass insertion unites floors visually while letting natural light penetrate through the original architecture.
All designs featured here are imaginative visual concepts. Every image is original and thoughtfully created by Shinku Studio.