Industrial Design in perfect harmony with nature – Slopped Terrain House
If you are a fan of innovation and futuristic designs and if you would like to see them in a very unusual for an urban house location then this article is just for you. For those who wish to live in harmony with nature but cannot leave the city the Sloped Terrain House by the Architect Michael Rantilla of Freelon Group is the best choice.
This house is located near Releigh North Carolina. With its gorgeous modern design it reminds us that industry and nature can come together in harmony.
Slopped Terrain Modern Architecture House
The house has a nice wooded sloped terrain. The three-storey home is designed with three district volumes, each of which faces a different direction. The floor plan has a multiple layered outdoor living areas. The deck sprawls into the outdoors from the main level.
Each of the floors looks very big on the outside but it is even more expansive on the inside. The architects have let their imagination go wild this time. This house is perfect for its location. You can see that it creates some sort of an urban oasis in the woods. Each of the views from the house is breathtaking; it feels as if you live in two different worlds at once. This is one of the reasons why this slopped terrain house is so unique and desirable.
The Kitchen Interior in Rustic Design

The Kitchen Interior in Rustic Design
Dining Area Design
You could say that this futuristic house is mostly “industrial” made by urban materials such as stainless steel and walls of glass but there is something very inviting in its atmosphere, which is appropriate for modern rustic style houses. We could say that we owe that to the view. Somehow everything feels so natural and beautiful. The urban materials are mixed so well together that they create something cool and yet stylish, modern, and with a very nice welcoming atmosphere.
The Bedroom design
Living Room Design
The Staircase Design
The Master Bedroom on the Top Floor
Modern Architecture Forest House
Luxury Modern Design House by Architect Michael Rentilla




















