This house on a rocky hilltop in Sweden by Swedish architect John Robert Nilsson sits upon on a limestone-covered concrete plinth, which provides a continuous floor surface inside and outside of the house. The exterior of Villa Överby is finished in matte black, interrupted only by glass walls which provide views out towards the sea. The glass
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