“White Frame” is a strikingly minimalist interpretation of the cubed house, where pure geometry and a crisp white palette converge to form a serene architectural statement. The design features a series of cube-like volumes arranged with subtle shifts and voids to create spatial interest, natural ventilation paths, and light-filled courtyards. Each cubic volume feels like part of a deliberate sculptural composition, framed in pristine white.

The exterior is clad in smooth white render or white-painted stucco, giving the house a clean, luminous appearance that reflects sunlight during the day and glows softly at dusk. Narrow black-framed windows and sliding glass doors act as sharp visual contrasts—like negative space carved into a monolithic block. Flat roofs and minimalist detailing reinforce the modern, gallery-like aesthetic.

“White Frame” emphasizes simplicity and light—where the white cube becomes not just a form, but a canvas for changing shadows, reflections, and views throughout the day.