In House of Rabbits, Nicu utilizes clean vector lines to render a tall, narrow structure reminiscent of the historic dwellings found in Northern Europe. The design balances a subtle Greek architectural influence with a sharp, sloped roof that gives the building a sense of height and prominence against the crisp autumnal backdrop. The graphic precision of the illustration highlights the geometry of the home, turning architectural planning into a warm, visual narrative.

Beyond the structural geometry, the scene breathes through its organic details. A variety of tree species and a diverse collection of birds suggest a thriving ecosystem just outside the windows, grounding the digital medium in the lived-in warmth of a home. It is a focused study of how interior design spaces meet the wilder world, capturing a specific sense of peace found in the transition between seasons.