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Scandi-Inspired Self-Build Brought to Life with VELFAC


hen Fiona and William Coe set out to build their dream home in the Suffolk countryside, they had a clear vision: timeless Scandinavian style, exceptional natural light, and high energy performance. That vision became Homestead—a striking, modern family home built to Passivhaus principles and brought to life with VELFAC windows and doors.


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the home with light and deliver outstanding thermal performance. “The design possibilities with VELFAC are incredible,” says Fiona. “We loved that we could have sleek aluminium frames outside and warm timber inside.”


A dramatic double-height library


all  oods the hall ith light thanks to a huge 3m-wide VELFAC 200 ENERGY window—expertly installed by distributor okoHaus using a Smartlift robot. A frameless corner window opens up views to the front


garden, while sliding doors and Juliet balconies upstairs embrace the surrounding landscape. Finished in a rich grey-black powder coat to complement zinc cladding, the external frames bring a contemporary edge nside cetifi ed ine adds warmth and texture.


“After years in a draughty Victorian house, we’re loving the calm, comfort and efi ciency o ou ne hoe iona adds. “VELFAC made it all possible.”


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