For living in the house the owner wanted that the ground floor offers everything they need – open living and dining room with kitchen, bedroom with wardrobe, bathroom and technical room. The heart of the living room presents a beautiful tiled stove, representing the Slovenian tradition, while also allowing heating of the whole house during the transitional periods. Its invaluable role was particularly demonstrated in last winter when the ice disabled for a few days the flow of electricity and heating with a heat pump. Although the owners don’t need the attic, it is equipped with two large bedrooms for guests or for their grandchildren, who love to spend a day or two on this beautiful place. Link to the attic is an open gallery with a belt of glass roof which is also an excellent source of sunlight and heat. To avoid overheating the house during the hot summer months through the glass roof, it has to be protected by an external sunshade. Special attention was paid on living on the terrace with a natural swimming pool and with the views of surroundings. The terrace is shaded by pergola of laminated pine wood, which is also protected by a sheet metal that allows protection against the weather. Terraces floorboards are also made of impregnated pine wood. On one cold spring day we asked the owner how he is pleased with his new glasshouse and he told us: “Last night I just sat in the living room and enjoyed when I watched the rain and the nature by my house.”