M House in Portugal Embraces Light, Landscape, and Concrete Precision
Located in Portugal, M House by Silverline Architects is a striking example of contemporary residential architecture that balances concrete strength with a strong connection to its surroundings. The home features a bold, floating concrete upper volume that shades the open-plan living space below, while retractable glass walls blur the boundary between interior and exterior.
The design leans heavily on minimalism and materials—poured concrete, warm wood accents, and natural stone create a serene palette. The upper floor balcony is softened by cascading greenery, introducing softness to the rigid geometry. The landscaping is understated yet intentional, enclosing the property in privacy while keeping the view open toward the pool and garden.
The living room flows directly into the patio, maximizing transparency and natural light. The open kitchen and lounge share the same visual language of clean lines and low-profile furniture. Every element, from the integrated lighting to the sunken pool edge, speaks to precision and clarity of design.
Images by: Ivo Tavares Studio