5 Awe-Inspiring Family Homes Featuring an Aritco HomeLift

The Aritco HomeLift was created in close collaboration with one of Sweden’s top designers, Alexander Lervik. With a modern Scandinavian design that can be customized to fit a homeowner’s individual style and a range of models to suit a variety of needs, Aritco HomeLifts have become a popular choice for designer homes.

Here are five examples of stunning, and in some cases award-winning, homes that include an Aritco HomeLift.

This captivating three-storey home sits atop a hill with a gently curved shape that perfectly compliments its natural surroundings. When architect Pål Ross originally proposed the inclusion of a home lift, the Luciano family was sceptical. However, after seeing the Aritco HomeLift and how Ross planned to incorporate it into his design, they were convinced. The Aritco HomeLift can be seen from the outside through the panoramic windows that adorn the facade, radiating a gentle blue color as it travels from one floor to the next before settling into a soft orange glow once stationary at its destination.

Luxurious minimalism interspersed with natural elements gives a calming effect to this four-storey multigenerational home. With elderly grandparents sharing the family home with their children and grandchildren, an elevator was a requirement to provide the accessibility needed to give all members access to the various spaces in this stunning villa. An Aritco HomeLift was the perfect solution – practical and safe. It was customized to match the carefully thought-out interior design as well as fit perfectly into the home’s layout, with the staircase winding around the glass-enclosed lift.

Featured on Sweden’s popular television series, Grand Designs, Villa Alsvik was designed by its owners Jakob Paulin and Petra Ellström. They wanted to create the home of their dreams, with picturesque lake views, but needed to be mindful of the cost of this three-storey luxury villa. The Aritco HomeLift meant they could keep their design aspirations alive and their budget intact.

A spinal injury left Jo Wright in a wheelchair, confined to the bottom floor of her family’s home for eight years. Unable to find a suitable home that provided the look, feel and accessibility she needed, they decided to build their own. The result is a stunningly elegant two-storey home, each detail mindfully planned with wheelchair access in mind without compromising on design. The Aritco HomeLift was an integral piece of the puzzle. Claywood House was declared House of the Year 2022 by the British Homes Awards and is on the shortlist for the RIBA Awards 2023.

A luxury townhouse in the heart of London’s Knightsbridge neighborhood was in need of a lift that could connect its four storeys without interrupting the flow of light throughout the home. The architect, inspired by an Aritco HomeLift he’d seen in another project, decided to install an Aritco HomeLift with custom-glazed glass panels on the three outer walls. The light from the luminous second floor flowed down the elevator shaft, flooding each floor all the way to the basement. A soft DesignLight further added to the illuminating effect. The Aritco HomeLift perfectly complemented the grand chandeliers, feature lighting, heavily textured boucle roman blinds and metallic finishes of this lavish townhouse.