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Modern Pitched Roof House: Portugal’s West Coast
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With privileged views over the riverbank in Aveiro, Western Portugal, this modern beach house is designed to accommodate a multi-generational family. Children, parents and grandparents can get together in the connected, social living spaces, while also being able to find peaceful solitude in more private rooms. Created by an architectural firm Lopes da Costa Workshop, the house structure is sharp and compact with a sloping roof. Contemporary wood paneling and contrasting white imagery break the solid facade to create a more dynamic finish. Prominent balconies on the first floor are light in effect, with clear glass railings fixed so that the owners can soak in the tranquil panorama.
The modern exterior is sliced open with wide windows that extend from floor to ceiling on the lower two levels of the coastal house. A huge L-shaped courtyard surrounds the property, allowing plenty of space on which to place an outdoor dining area and outdoor lounge. Two outdoor outdoor chairs are arranged on a small sun deck at the edge of the pool for complete relaxation.
The house opens to the south and east to take advantage of the vast coastal view and main sun exposure. Oblique balconies overlook the panorama, where they develop a close relationship with the lower courtyard and the overflowing swimming pool. The window on the other two sides of the building is reduced mostly to slender landscape frames that give the house an appearance of fort-like security.
Concrete slabs and prominent balconies give shade to the interiors below to cool them. A cut in the sloping roof design reveals the presence of a third usable floor that is dedicated to the two youngest children in the family.
Endless blue skies and glistening waters stretch away from the house and its wide-open swimming pool courtyard. A dim garden introduces some greenery around the side of the house, but the outer perimeter of the courtyard remains completely obscured.
Outdoor lights keep quality family time, fun and conversation long into the night.
Retractable glass doors open the family room to connect it with the courtyard, outdoor dining table and swimming pool.
A second set of glass doors opens up the side of the kitchen, making it an easy way to serve food to the outdoor dining area. Next to the courtyard dining set, glass railings box in a light well for the large parking lot in the basement.
Bedroom balconies are each furnished with a set of two outdoor chairs and matching outdoor coffee tables. The small seats offer the opportunity to get away from the larger family unit and enjoy a moment as just a couple or in quiet solitude.
At the back of the pool, an outdoor sofa and coordinating chairs make up a conversational seat where all family members can get together to enjoy each other’s company.
All social spaces gather on the ground floor of the family home. In the main residence, contemporary gray sofas are lighted with bright sunny yellow scattered cushions. A set of nesting wooden coffee tables makes a simple focus in the center of the tiled floor of the living room. A concrete TV wall adds an industrial essence to the minimalist décor, and a cool framing of a modern fireplace and media niche.
The small sofa backs to a universal area with a small play table and toy storage for the children. Orange split cushions provide a fun accent color that differentiates the playroom from the adjoining living room. Sunlight pours from the glass doors along the south courtyard overlooking the pool.
Tailor-made shelves hold a small bookcase next to a two-seater sofa in the recreation area, creating a comfortable reading song.
On the other side of the ground floor layout, the lounge is connected to a large family dining room, which is furnished with elegant gray chairs and a modern wooden dining table.
The dining room is connected to the kitchen by a wide double door with wooden pocket doors.
Bright white kitchen cabinets reflect natural light from the large windows. A large kitchen island stands in the center of the room, where it houses the kitchen and wine cooler.
Above, there are two south-facing series and a third series facing east. The bedrooms have been arranged for the best connection with the sun and outstanding views.
On the attic, the youngest members of the family claim their own bedrooms and a shared bathroom.
As is standard in Portugal, a separate bidet accompanies the toilet in each of the bathrooms. In this design, a bright white double vanity unit purely complements the modern wall-mounted sanitary ware. A frameless bathroom mirror neatly slides into the niche behind.
The same double washbasin vanity is included in another spacious bathroom, this time on a background of blue glazed tiles.
A wide balcony overlooks the exciting landscape provided by the river.
Access to the property is made from the west.
The house is almost closed to the north.
In comparison, window sills are abundant on the sun-kissed and view-blessed south and east sides.
Website plan at Praia da Barra.
Basement with large parking.
Ground floor plan with social housing, patio and pool.
First floor with master bedroom and two additional double bedrooms.
Attic floor with children’s rooms.
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Red Laterite Stone Shines in South Indian Home
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Replacing one existing house and warehouse, this large family home was made to complement the tropical lifestyle of Kerala, India. Created by The Design Room, the architecture comprehensively retains the native trees of the 600 square meter site, and encloses several of them within a central courtyard design. The built-up spaces separate from this outdoor heart of the home, which achieves a comfortable connection. The open plan layout was guided by the region’s humid climatic conditions. The benefits of cross ventilation, passive cooling and natural lighting have satisfied the vision for an energy-efficient home. Outside, the vegetation contrasts sharply with the visual warmth of a rich red laterite stone.
The attractive three-storey house structure has a clear modern façade of contrasting red stone and pure white imagery. Established plants harden around the edges of the plot, growing abundant borders. Built-in planters pull a splash of natural greenery up at the front entrance door, and onto the first-floor terrace of the home.
Paving stones interrupt the green ground cover, placing a welcoming checkered driveway. Low metal gates intelligently in front of the property, while white-made walls separate the dwelling from its close neighbors.
Overhangs above the windows and terraces keep the interior and exterior living quarters cool and shady. Umbrella roofs have been implemented into the home design to support passive cooling of the interiors. These attractive roof structures also successfully hide solar panels installed on them.
The materials for the construction were carefully selected due to their local availability and their thermal effects. Laterite, an iron-rich soil and a rock formation formed in tropical areas, was widely used in construction. Historically used in monument construction, this time Kannur brick laterite bricks are used correctly as a replacement for exterior cladding.
A minimalist interior design completes the airy openness of the floor. Wooden furniture and window frames complement the natural greenery both inside and outside the home. The soft upholstery is light and creamy to adhere to a peaceful palette of polished white floors and white painted walls. The design shows detailed attention to the efficient circulation of air throughout the house, using lath fords and open bookcases to create lightweight zoning.
A double high vacuum makes for an impressive dining room. The modern dining set is a rich wood tone that warmly coordinates with the architectural details of the home. Double doors connect the inner dining room with the main courtyard.
A small courtyard design thrives under a wide skylight, where it blurs the boundaries between interior and exterior. A huge glass window presents the beautiful view to the apartment and staircase, while glass doors lead to the dining room.
There is a modern vanity unit with a bathroom sink inside the courtyard where the family can wash their hands before dinner. A round wall mirror makes an elegant decorative feature.
The staircase design has open levers, allowing the view of the courtyard and natural light to flood without hindrance. A comfortable seat takes advantage of the pleasant view.
The creamy, white and wood minimalist decor continues inside the quiet bedrooms. In the master bedroom series, three wooden shutters create a tropical style trapping feature behind the wooden platform bed. Bespoke wooden wardrobes span the entire length of the large room to a matching bookshelf.
False walls with decorative holes are included on the west and south sides of the home to achieve cooler interior spaces. The decorative screens create a beautiful play of light through the open interior.
Comfortable seats dot the home, made up of modern chairs and an ottoman or two. The seats offer a quiet moment of family solitude for a place of reading or peaceful contemplation.
As well as the already established plant life on the plot, additional plantation was chosen to harmonize with local growing conditions and the customers preferred aesthetics.
A map is shaded by vehicles from the hot sun during the day. Exterior lights brightly illuminate the driveway, balconies and terraces at night.
The first floor terrace overlooks the central courtyard down below ground level, creating a family flow connection across the vertical plane.
The sun-stained courtyard has round decorated areas that interconnect with circular plant beds. The plant beds are dotted around to contain huge trees that were already established on the site when it was purchased. In fact, the idea for the big yard stemmed specifically from the notion of wanting to protect the many adult trees at the core of the plot.
The site is located just one kilometer from Kollam beach.
Side height, showing cladding organization and windowing.
Ground floor plan with patio, formal living room, family living room, dining room, kitchen and butler kitchen, master bedroom, and double bedroom that is used as grandparents.
First floor plan with a large terrace, a spacious upper lounge, a home gym, and two additional bedrooms for the children.
The open flow of the home arrangement encourages many interactions between family members, as well as time spent outdoors in nature and fresh air. These interactions with family and nature help a lot with mental well-being, while the home gym will help in the quest to keep the body healthy.
In this illustrated diagram, we look at the solar and airflow aspects of the home and its successful energy-efficient project solutions.
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Luxurious Dream Home Overlooking Mykonos Sea
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It takes a certain amount of confidence to call a property “Elysium”, the mythological Greek idea of an immortal paradise. One step inside this vast mansion on the island of Mykonos and there is no doubt that such confidence – and such a title – is guaranteed. This spacious mansion covers 700 square meters (7500 square feet) on a 4000 square meter (43,000 square feet) property and includes nine bedrooms and ten bathrooms. In addition to unparalleled views of the crystal blue ocean, Elysium has two private swimming pools, a helipad, a gym and an iPad-powered home control system.
This hilltop retreat has the unique advantage of allowing its occupant to see their yacht docked below.
Day or night a vast endless swimming pool offers the perfect relaxing oasis.
The design of the home was inspired by Ancient Greek Cycladic architecture, evidenced in the materials chosen for the stunning exterior.
The indoor and outdoor spaces are fully integrated.
While most of the furniture consists of bright white, a unique accent chair provides contrast.
A beautiful home looks great from any angle, even from above – which is exactly the view one would have when landing on the helipad of the home.
The temperate climate means that outdoor eating and relaxation are possible for much of the year.
Simple stone steps lead visitors elegantly from one area of the vast terrace to another.
Being outdoors doesn’t have to mean being baked by the sun with a simple, modern outdoor shade.
A sunset meal or cocktail is much more enjoyable without the need to shield the eyes from the harsh rays reflecting from the water.
White and unadorned wood are the natural choices for much of the decor in this home.
White and wood also work well with the stone design of the outside of the home, which we will also see to carry inside.
A large pool means that each dive feels private, no matter who else is swimming.
Sunbathing with ultimate privacy and a view of the sea is certainly a luxurious choice.
White stone slabs in the pool offer an alternative to the pools.
A large white sofa and complementary chairs are a natural place to soak up the sun.
The luxurious living room of the home opens directly onto the terrace for a seamless transition from indoor to outdoor.
Leather is another natural choice for this type of design, with leather chairs making it a hot choice for indoor dining.
And a luxurious kitchen is essential for all the entertainment that would be required of such accommodation.
As alluded to above, the stone exterior does not stop outside and instead leads to the interior of the house.
The rough stones contrast with the smooth white walls in the living rooms and guest rooms.
An impressive master suite looks straight out onto the terrace.
But smaller guest rooms, like this one with a padded bed, have their own stunning views.
After sunset, some relaxation with a flat screen supported on a modern TV stand may be in order.
Walking straight to soak at noon or midnight is just one advantage of staying at this luxurious estate.
Each guest room has a private bathroom, this one with green tinted glass panels for privacy.
Simple, clean lines are a modern choice.
Stone-lined corridors include open-air skylights above.
Light from above and below gives passages an ethereal feel.
Every good host will have easy access to a wine cellar and bar for her guests.
Deeper lighting of the stairs will ensure no wrong steps after tasting a glass or two.
Although lined with stone walls, there is a certain warmth in the design of the halls.
At the right time of evening, the sky seems to melt into the pond below.
Each private door to the terrace offers enough space for a feeling of solitude, even among other guests.
In a green outdoor dining room, modern outdoor chairs provide a perfect place to start the day with a cup of coffee.
And what better way to end a stay than to soak in a Jacuzzi with an amazing view?
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Luxury Stone Home In Mallorca Inspired By Tradition
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Inspired by history and tradition, this 402.37 square meter home is a true piece of the Mediterranean, quietly merging with the beautiful natural landscape. Created by an architectural firm Beef Architect, This luxury home in Mallorca is respectfully built of local stone to follow along with the traditional stone towns on the island. The stone facade helps maintain a cool temperature during the summer and helps to accumulate heat in the winter months. Inside the apartment, the stone walls become an attractive rustic aesthetic that gives the house a sense of security and constancy. Modern furniture and striking lighting fixtures form a contemporary decoration with elements of natural wood, rattan and glass.
Casa Fly reflects the popular architecture not only by stone that is sourced from the local quarry, but by using traditional techniques that are used throughout the island of Mallorca.
Based on the typical construction of Majorcan houses and their boundary walls, the traditional dry technique of “Pedra en sec” links the building with the local design, which was declared an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO in 2018.
The home opens onto a large pool terrace where fingers of concrete extend over the inviting blue water.
The house is built in respect of the local environment; ventilation systems and areas of natural shade are included to offer relief from the hot Mediterranean sun.
The window is snowed deep into the structure of the house, where the windows find shade under large concrete slabs.
The rustic stone-built aesthetic flows from the outside to the large and spacious interior, where it meets with lime plaster, Lime stucco. A gray modular sofa is arranged in a sociable U-shaped layout, proving plenty of space for extended family and friends.
When dinner time calls, a large rectangular dining table seats up to eight guests. The wooden dining set is complemented by a wooden lath wall feature behind it. These wooden tin walls repeat all over the interior, where they create an interesting shade play as the sunlight moves. As well as portraying the contemporary lattice trend, the natural wood communicates a local traditional atmosphere.
The side wall panels also allow airflow through the home, even while the exterior shutters are closed. Appearance clay dining room lights complete the warm tone of the wooden dining room.
Slatted ceilings bring a softer wood tone to the living room, cutting a contemporary feel over the rustic exposed masonry.
Floor-to-ceiling wooden shutters fold closed across the transitional living space between the interior and the pool terrace for heat prevention. Not only useful, but aesthetically these wooden shutters beautifully listen to the traditional facades of typical Majorcan houses.
Once the shutters are removed, a modern dining room connects with the pool terrace to provide a shaded dining room with a beautiful view.
The unique dining set has a pair of solid wood benches that fuse with the table top.
As we pass the naturally ventilated dining room, we enter the kitchen through a set of sliding glass doors. The series of doors used throughout the property allows fresh air to enter each apartment, or flow through the entire home. Removable furniture stands out against the modest decor, here in the form of a custom cantilevered kitchen island that complements the exterior canopies.
A concrete canopy shades an outdoor seat by the pool.
Casa Fly was molded to deliver an extraordinary experience to its residents during each turn.
A bold cantilever staircase design climbs to the upper floor. Wooden slats build a coordinating vertical axis that forms the backbone of the house.
Above, a modern upholstered bed places a simple gray platform against the warming tones of a stone-headed wall.
The wooden lattice panel aesthetic repeats itself inside the bedrooms, creating a soothing coherence throughout the house.
Blue decorative accents are inspired by the view of the clear blue sky and the Mediterranean Sea.
The rest of the interior color palette is happily uncomplicated in shades of gray and sandy beige.
Modern wooden furniture and natural jute round rug form a small seat.
Airflow moves through the entire house to the skylights to provide vertical and horizontal ventilation.
The wide, cantilevered staircase design serves as an outlet for fresh air.
An abstract bronze statue dominates the light-filled landing.
Downstairs in the home gym, a fabulous lighted rock phase wall creates visual drama.
At the front entrance, the luxury house stands in modest harmony with the local architecture.
Wood, local stone and concrete speak quietly about Mediterranean style.
An imposing front door is camouflaged within uniform lath panels.
Abundantly green borders frame the modern entrance.
Different views are enjoyed from every level of the home, an endless seascape of the pool and an illuminated cityscape of the bedroom at night, which shines through a break between the sloping terrain and the pines.
Glass railings allow unobstructed passage of natural light.
Creative landscaping encompasses the natural terrain.
Mature trees grow privacy around the property.
The tall trees also provide much needed shade on the pool patio.
The linear architecture reflects the smooth horizon.
Shutters lock in the sunshine during the hottest hours of the day.
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A Monolithic Argentinian House Set In Stone And Concrete
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This Argentine house takes on a linear, monolithic shape that dominates a green landscape next to an indigenous forest. Built with walls of cold concrete, the large house features a hard, brutalist exterior that can be seen from afar. As viewers approach, intermittent walls of rustic stone interrupt the smooth expanses of gray imagery, bringing texture and depth into rectangular cuts. Created by architects at Patio Studio, the house design is both separated and connected by courtyard areas that expand the volume of the home. The patio elements create an internal-external connection and serve as an integral part of the floor layout, complementing the main functions of the home.
Located on the edge of a sloping neighborhood, the house is blessed with green surroundings and abundant native forest background. The land on which the linear concrete house is built is suitably flat.
Apart from lawns, vegetation around the house is sparse. A raised planter was built at the front of the house to healthily balance the cold concrete and stone exterior.
A swimming pool embraces the side of a ground floor terrace, where outdoor furniture encourages socializing in the open air. The ground floor terrace also has a barbecue area and is connected to a volleyball court.
Soil was removed from around the site to raise the house to a rise of 1.3 meters. This adjustment raises the line of sight to pass over the neighboring grove and to a higher view of the larger landscape.
The upper floor of the home contains nine different spaces: the living room, dining room, kitchen, three bedrooms and three bathrooms.
The rooms are connected by a passage and separated by courtyards.
Inside the home, warm and inviting atmospheric lighting illuminates walls of rich wood tone panels and matching doors. A homemade built-in sofa design echoes the elegant and linear aesthetics of the home exterior. Cognac leather cushions soften the look.
A stone fireplace cuts down between large living room windows. Modern wooden storage units fly in all directions.
Walking along the corridor that connects the rooms, we pass doors to terraces and many crude stone presentation walls.
On one of the terraces, we discover a complex view of overlapping interior and exterior volumes.
The ground floor garage pulls up along with the pool and barbecue, separated by a thick stone wall.
Eleven courtyards create voids across the volume of the house that separate the nine solid interior modules.
The monolithic concrete structure of the building gives the home an introverted character.
The concrete skin that surrounds both inner and outer courtyards ensures ultimate privacy from even the nearest neighbors.
Once the homeowners and their visitors make it past the secretive concrete armor that contains the home, focus is largely pushed to the courtyards inside.
The wide path that rises into the center of the house is an experience in itself, where glimpses of the landscape compete with bold architectural features.
A flower bed filled with delicate white flowers seems playfully contradicting the weight, solidity and linearity of the neighboring architecture.
At night, the brutalist house design is revived by a light that explodes from massive windows and open courtyards.
While the concrete entrance looks tough and presumptuous, it is actually a gently sloping gradient that serves as a non-discriminatory access ramp for all physical abilities.
The winding path draws a welcoming meander to the upper floor where the main residence is located.
On the slope, a look into the social spaces of the home is allowed through wide windows.
Raised planters bring a touch of the green landscape to the top of the elegant concrete access ramp.
The same stone and concrete finishes form a coherent material palette both outside and inside the home, with wooden elements added inside to smooth and heat the living spaces and bedrooms.
The ascending path rises to the top in the form of a question mark. Shrubs grow around the sides, mitigating the impact of its concrete finish.
Whether looking at the inner courtyards of this introverted house, or looking at the neighboring forest, the views are magnificent.
Bird’s eye view of the property and plot.
The courtyards are perceived as just another part of the house to be frequented and enjoyed as well as the other rooms.
Uplights bring a whole new character to the outdoor spaces at night, as they highlight the textured look of the cast concrete and the imposing steep stone walls. Shrubs make dramatic shadows.
The prolific use of wood in the interior makes a smooth change of the external image of the home.
The widget evokes a seemingly endless arrangement of near and far views.
Elegant outdoor furniture ties in with black steel elements embedded around the architecture and borrows wooden accents from the interior.
Concrete slices hang like huge Tetris shapes against the clear blue sky, resting on a green bed.
The driveway reaches all the way to the driveway.
The property is located just a few meters back into the plot.
Overlapping concrete slabs create a unique entry point.
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Indonesian House: Light Playing with Stone and Concrete
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As the future home of a designer couple, this project came into the hands of LINKS architects with some very specific homeowner requirements. The couple wanted to integrate their daily work environment as a fundamental piece of the puzzle, where it merges with the regular routine at home. Because of this desire for hard work and home life, the 375-square-foot house was built on two main functions. The essential home office is located downstairs on the first half-basement floor, with a welcoming residential area located on the upper level. It is here that a tall window envelops a toned double-height room, and an impressive windscreen brings an amazing sunlight pattern.
The modern exterior of this project uses a pattern of wind blocks that perform a decorative function both inside and out. The blocks were implemented to allow a generous influx of lifting sunlight to enter the double high living space, where the playful penetration causes an aesthetic play of light.
Planters face the home exterior on two levels, which work to blend the contemporary structure with its surrounding green landscape, thus mitigating its presence on the ground.
Large black gates reveal a shady glimpse of the terraced entrance inside. Elevated planters and outdoor lighting create a magical atmosphere to welcome the owners home, and create a lasting first impression on guests.
At the back of the house, the classic gable of a roof is brightly highlighted by a strip of exterior light around its edge. Massive windows break the side of the building, exposing happy sky views to those living inside.
A tall window wraps around the sloping roof above the double-height living room, exposing the space to clear skyscrapers. The room is further brightened with light decorative pieces in the form of a soft cream carpet from a living room and a modern sofa. Modern black wheelchairs add a dark score to the layout.
The wall of decorative windbreaks provides the living room with a unique focus. The wall is raised to allow access to the concrete roof of the car park, where a dry garden is planted.
The living area is a bit proud of the kitchen dining room, where a small lighted staircase gives access. The gabled roof encompasses the entire living space, making it possible to reach the ultimate ceiling height thanks to the slope of the slope.
The kitchen appears from behind flat fronts, with no cabinet door handles.
A mezzanine platform is built over the kitchen to better utilize the vast ceiling height in this area.
Access ladders climb up and over the hidden kitchen project. A sun-heated attic net makes a tempting place for rest and relaxation under a wide roof window.
The homeowner demanded that the project put a firm focus on accessibility to welcome their elderly parents who have walking challenges. Aesthetically pleasing accessible ramps were built to connect the floors instead of large stairs. The mid-level ramp optimizes and maximizes the available area in the house.
The semi-private living space is located in front of the house, with more secluded bedrooms to the rear.
The two living volumes are separated by a dry garden, which gives additional ventilation and natural light.
A peaceful atmosphere grows out of the inner garden, which feeds on a resting pause in the separation between the walls of the two masses.
The outdoor home entrance evokes the same feeling of rest with abundant green planting and bright light. Despite its cool raw concrete exterior, the home has a warm and attractive presentation. This forecourt is also the main garden for the home, although the rooftop gardens offer sweeter views and the courtyards surrounded between living volumes give more privacy.
The master bathroom is a darkly decorated space with a black bathtub. A glass wall toilet is installed next to the shower cabin in a smooth, sharp layout.
The bathroom as a whole is a glass-walled room that allows natural light to be borrowed from the bedroom windows.
A unique bathroom basin looks through the glass wall into the bedroom and the views beyond the outside windows. A capped faucet descends onto the shallow black sink. The dark decorative plan continues through the bedroom to achieve one coherent look.
A basement floor plan, including the main garden area with a terrace, a maid’s bedroom and bathroom, a universal room and the home office, which lives next to a convenient kitchen and dining room.
First floor plan with main open living room, dining room and kitchen layout. We also see a nursery and a guest room on the opposite side of the dry garden here, as well as a pantry and a small bathroom.
Second floor plan with the master bedroom and glass wall bathroom.
A mezzanine plan with an attic network, plus another roof garden located to the rear of the house.
Roof plan.
Sectional drawing showing the distribution and layering of space along with ramp access. This drawing clearly illustrates the separation of space achieved by the dry garden within the walls of the house.
A sectional drawing of a pediment, illustrating the impressive pitch and scale of the sloping roof project.
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A Modern Waterfront Villa With A Deck To Die For
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On a raised south-facing piece of land of more than 1000 square meters, this magnificent modern property is sculpted into the rock face in Camp de Mar, Mallorca, Spain. Designed by E5 Tenado, the villa itself has a built area of 394 square meters above two levels. Villa Statera has a variety of large open and covered terraces and a rooftop terrace to accommodate fascinating views of the Mediterranean Sea. Facade of continuous floor-to-ceiling windows fuses the bright waterfront panorama with the interior of the home as well, which has an inverse layout with the main living space scattered across the upper floor and bedrooms located below. Full floor plans and a transit video are included at the end.
Pure geometric lines form the modern home project, creating a facade of elegant simplicity. At night the glass facade is enlivened by soft interior lighting. Exterior lights drastically illuminate the rough rock face.
The linear facade is covered with a wide sloping roof, which causes symmetrical shadows to fall on the floor in an illusory decorated effect. The floor-to-ceiling button windows effortlessly touch the interior and exterior living spaces, achieving an expanded spatial feel.
The recent interior design for Villa Statera, created by Terraza Balear, is a pure concept of linearity to complete the architecture of the home. The decoration is done in a natural palette that blends in with the surrounding surroundings of the coastal residence and includes high-quality brands such as B&B Italia, and a Poliform design kitchen.
An L-shaped sofa pulls itself away from the glass walls, forming a comfortable arrangement around a modern fireplace that is only decorative in the warmer months. Scattered cushions put a warm orange pop on two gray-blue lounge chairs and the pale contemporary sofa. Decorative vases bring a branch of greenery to a simple modern sofa table.
A blue accent color runs across the living room carpet, completing the blue horizon beyond the wide windows.
The open layout hall is located on the top floor of the house to fully capitalize on the spectacular views. The dining room is arranged along the window wall so that it can be opened to the terrace.
Slimline dining room pendant lights illuminate the dining table without obscuring the panorama or cutting the connection with the outdoor living space.
A table ornament of candles holds a low profile.
Black kitchen bars contrast sharply with the pure white kitchen island. A wooden breakfast bar creates a warm, textured contrast against the glossy roof.
Dedon’s outdoor furniture gives elegant comfort.
A soft color palette of natural tones connects every living space, inside and out.
Downstairs next to the bedrooms, a small relaxing area with cane hanging chairs is connected to a private terrace with outdoor jacuzzi. The chic lamps in this relaxed living space are Muffins floor lamps by Dan Yeffet for Brokis.
In the main room, an upholstered bed sets up a light gray decorative palette. X-frame bedroom chair and modern bedside tables connect with the modern monochrome scheme.
The master bedroom has its own terrace with all-round impressive views.
The master bedroom series also features a huge walkway with an elegant storage system and a custom cut from floor-to-ceiling toilet mirror.
The lower level of the home has three additional bedrooms, each with access to another terrace space, and each with its own bathroom.
An evening meal takes advantage of Mallorca’s majestic weather.
The large outdoor living area extends to an endless swimming pool, making this an ideal arrangement for hours of relaxation or conversation even in hot temperatures.
A glass paneled walkway connects the two terraces on either side of the living room volume.
An L-shaped outdoor sofa surrounds the boundary of the outdoor lounge space.
A combination of outdoor coffee tables fills the center of the outdoor lounge, standing on a woven outdoor rug.
Outdoor ottomans lay a muted green accent that complements the abundant tree-filled background. Outdoor amenities provide restful days watching the sea, boats and beach life.
A street entrance with parking for three cars is discreetly located under the house, with direct access to the entrance lobby and an elevator to all floors. A roof terrace crowns the top of the building.
Happy outdoor sofas look over dreamy open sea views to the head Andritxol, which shines with lights.
The wonderful location of the home is invincible in the southwest.
Located within five minutes of Puerto Andratx the home is easily accessible from bars, restaurants, shopping, boutiques and the yacht club. Palma is only 20 minutes away, with Palma International Airport reachable within 25 minutes.
Camp de Mar itself has the 18-hole Gulf of Andratx course, its own set of excellent restaurants, cafes and shops, as well as beautiful beaches with water sports.
Upper level floor plan with main living space, plus large terraces with outdoor housing and infinity pool.
A lower level floor plan with a master bedroom series and three additional bedrooms, all with bathrooms and attached terraces.
Roof terrace.
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Abstract Family Home That Provides Escape From City Life
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Abstract, linear volumes pile up to form a distinct modern 4266 square foot home for five families in Bangalore, India. Created by Spine Architects, the unique angular shape stands out sharply against a gray, densely populated metropolis. Pure white concrete and rich wooden cladding contain a dwelling based on the ancient architectural science of Vaastu, which embraces the advantages of nature. The interior spaces are simple, spacious and projected around two landscaped courtyards, each with skylights that flood sunlight into the openly interconnected floors of the house. The natural greenery brings a valuable exterior within the introverted urban housing, with trees that draw the eye up through the impressive void.
An illusion of floating piles is realized through cracks and openings around the modern home exterior, which gives the building its name “Floating Walls”.
The visually appealing structure is defined from the densely populated site by sloping white concrete walls that protrude from the front and side. Rich wood cladding looks warm and attractive under the glare of exterior lights.
The toned wood and clear glass elements juxtapose the solid white walls.
Unconventional slices swayed throughout the building to accommodate natural light and exterior views, while maintaining ultimate privacy.
Sun-seeking plants spring from behind the hidden walls of the home, hinting at the nature-centered design that awaits interior.
An impressive front entrance gate makes a smart and lasting first impression.
A layered verandah climbs to the inner front door, surrounded by lush green lawns and full plant beds.
The front entrance is a completely clear and seamless glass box, where the only frame is around the door itself.
Upon entering the apartment, we escape from city life behind a screen of tall tropical plants that filter out sunlight and spy eyes. The “casual” living room behind the ground floor is an elegant arrangement of project furniture with raised yellow and blue accents. A unique glass coffee table is raised by a striking rug. A chic store completes an Eames-style armchair.
Wooden clad feature walls echo the exterior aesthetics of the house. Tanned chairs continue the rich earthy tone to the dining room.
A Buddha statue designates a cult area within the first landscape courtyard project on the ground floor. A temple tree appears from behind the Puja, drawing the eye up through the multi-storey void to a skylight above.
The indoor plant eats sunlight from a large skylight. A glass wall welcomes the sunlight into the neighboring bedroom.
The skylight is positioned directly above the tree-lined courtyard on the ground floor.
On the other side of the living room from the first floor, a modern home office is arranged with a minimalist floating desk.
The glass wall room is decorated with a vibrant contrast of purple red and royal blue accent pieces. Fabric panels are installed to give privacy when needed.
Built-in shelf niches are lined with red cracks.
Each bedroom in the home gets its own unique identity.
Creating a bedroom chair and rug defines a small lounge area within this beautiful bedroom.
Intertwined interior and exterior spaces filter natural light and ventilation.
Upstairs on the second floor is a guest bedroom and a half-open terrace with a kitchen.
A traditional load carrying and counterweight system was used to drastically cantilever a series of 2 ″ thick Sadahalli slabs at a screen wall at the front entrance.
Ground floor plan, including formal and informal lounges, the kitchen, dining room and lounge, and the first of five bedrooms. The ground floor bedroom series stands complete with a bathroom and closet for the homeowner’s parents.
A mezzanine floor plan, including a bedroom suite with a wardrobe and a bathroom.
First floor plan, including the master bedroom, guest bedroom, another children’s bedroom, family lounge area, and study room with balcony.
Second floor plan, including a second guest bedroom with private bathroom, and a large terrace with kitchen.
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Sleek Geometric Villa In Mallorca WIth A Glass Facade
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On a 1,000 square meter southern plot of land, Villa Anguli overlooks Camp de Mar, Mallorca, from a privileged high position. Created by E5 Living, the modern Mediterranean residence of 399 square meters has spectacular sea views that have influenced its geometric architecture and elegant glass facade. Superior interior luxury is realized in chic modern furniture and a clean minimalist approach. White walls, lots of light and high ceilings make it a perfect gallery space for an avid collection of contemporary works by Damien Hirst, Andy Warhol and Banksy. The artwork injects vibrant bursts of color over three floors of seamless spaces, each drawing to the panorama.
The geometric architecture of Villa Anguli projects along a sharp oblique angle of its built-in base on the hillside. This irregular shape allows the villa to absorb glorious sea views across the entire width of its elegant glass facade.
An original, wide-width roof project enhances the geometric nature of the architecture and shades the interior from the strong sunlight.
Isolated high on the hillside, built into the rock, the villa is surrounded by amazing views to sea and sky.
With views of the cool, sparkling waterfront, there just had to be a pool here.
The wide pool project extends along the width of the villa, disappearing suddenly under the sloping wing.
A high perimeter wall privately separates the villa from the road.
At night, the exterior lighting scheme ignites excitement around the terraces and terrestrial grounds of the villa.
Glass railings invisibly surround an elevated walkway into the villa from the pool deck, leaving the vast windows of the facade unobstructed.
Soaking yourself in the pool while looking over the gulf feels like diving into the light blue sea itself. Cap Andritxol headland rolls away.
An outdoor lounge is arranged on the pool terrace, to take advantage of the excellent Mediterranean weather. In the luxury villa is developed an interior living room with a double living room and a formal dining room. Four large dining room hanging lights descend from the impressive ceiling height in the center of the space, where bluer skies cut through the white concrete structure.
The longer side of the sofa look inward to the fireplace. A comfortable puff provides a small footrest to toe toes in the winter months. A large regional rug extends a comfortable cream base under the modern living room layout. A range of gray accent cushions contrasts with the cream sofa upholstery.
The wide latticed roof treatment creates light play through the floors and terraces, which resemble a deck or pier that leads out to the sea.
The interior plan pales within the spectacular architectural manipulation of space and light. Sunlight flows through clerestory windows that frame artistic views of the roof line and skyscraper. Retractable walls fuse the in-outdoor living experience to embrace the island’s beautiful climate.
There is a peaceful harmony between the views and internal distribution.
High quality materials form the modern construction.
Artwork by some of the world’s leading artists gives an attractive color and character.
Wide open interior spaces, long white walls, high ceilings and abundant light make this home an amazing gallery.
After dark, a stunning modern lighting scheme of subtle inserted spotlights, perimeter light strips, stair lights and flush-fitted wall lights set the whole place. The distribution of light pays equal attention to art and architecture.
The entire upper level is dedicated to a luxurious master bedroom series. Up here, a courtyard grows a tropical jungle theme in the center of the floor plan. On the one hand, the green interval makes a delightful wall …
..On the opposite side, the enclosed mini-jungle breaks the corridor to the master bathroom. Arranged cupboards line the opposite side of the passage.
An exit terrace has views of the coast.
A narrow internal corridor leads to each of the three-story bedrooms, but they are also pleasantly joined outside by the sun terrace.
The artwork that creates a striking draw at the top of this staircase is Kindness, 2011 by Damien Hirst.
Sandy beaches, water sports, great restaurants, cafes, shops, and the 18-hole “Gulf of Andratx” await at Camp de Mar.
Puerto Andratx lies just 5 minutes away for more bars, restaurants, shopping, shops and the yacht club.
Palma International Airport is just a 25-minute drive away.
On the ground floor plan, we can see the equal scale of three double bedrooms, each with its own bathroom. Sliding glass doors unite the bedrooms with the outdoor space and pool. We can also observe the angular nature of the open living area that cuts the cantilevered sun terrace. The ground floor of the villa was evenly divided between indoor and outdoor living spaces, with retractable walls blurring the boundary.
The upper floor plan illustrates the main series in detail. The actual bedroom is located just in front of the villa to plant the bed at sight. The bedroom also connects with its own sun terrace, which is set up along the oblique corner of the living room below.
There is also a spacious, private roof terrace. A parking garage for three cars is located behind the villa and leads directly to lift access to all floors.
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Seductive Interiors With Statement Chandeliers
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Declared chandelier forms the crown glory over a luxurious living space. Large and grand, shining modern chandeliers add an undeniably incredible factor with a striking sculptural element and a delightful, atmospheric luster. This collection of four attractive contemporary home interiors appeals to a luxurious light to create a dramatic spirit and add core stability to large and impressive arrangements. In these high-end spaces, we will also be inspired by chic furniture, spacious arrangements, elegant decoration, high contrasting color palettes and exquisite home accessories. We will visit luxurious lounges, formal dining rooms and kitchens, as well as a darkly attractive modern bedroom plan and an even darker bathroom concept.
Located in odódzo, Poland, The Nature House is a unique modern apartment, over 900 square meters. With room heights climbing up to almost four meters high, the spectacular Q2 chandelier by Jan Pauwels for Baxter makes an effective piece in the high void. A dark feature wall and ceiling panels form a contrasting background that elevates the fascinating light piece.
Shades of rich brown, smooth latte and cream tones merge into a warm and attractive decorative palette. Glass walls open up a picturesque setting of garden greenery.
Modern nesting coffee tables are gathered in the center of a four-sided conversational furniture arrangement. The two-tone plank completes the upholstered furniture selection, and the overlapping brown and cream rugs.
A seductive courtyard thrives at the heart of the house, with four large trees pushing up through the atrium.
On the other side of the courtyard, two Serie Up 2000 seats by Gaetano Pesce for B&B Italia are arranged in a separate seat from the main lounge. A round rug and a low, circular coffee table echo the curves of the sculptural chairs. Small side tables and a modern floor lamp transform the area into a practical, comfortable reading angle.
An extraordinary dining room chandelier zigzags through a huge formal dining room that is equipped for sixteen guests.
The neighboring kitchen island is just as long and just as spectacular, crowned by the amazing Algorithmic lighting designed by Toan Nguyen for Vibia.
The excellent lighting installation illuminates the entire length of the vast kitchen island and a fused dining surface that is designed as a more intimate environment.
When we enter our second outstanding home tour, we are immediately dismayed by the cube-like formation of the Q3 luster by Jan Pauwels for Baxter.
A piece of square wall art and a square coffee table complete the shape of the modern chandelier.
Two cognac leather armchairs break the square-shaped theme with a contrasting rounded silhouette.
Two of Baxter’s Q3 chandeliers gloriously illuminate a high-end modern dining room.
A large wall clock was chosen to achieve balance with the scale of the striking chandeliers.
In the adjoining kitchen, the main light attraction attracts all eyes to the floor.
LED kitchen light wires along the island plinth to shed a golden glow over black marble floors. Another beautiful courtyard grows a green view.
In this black, white and gray luxurious home interior, a Cosmic lamp by Jan Pauwels for Quasar resembles a 3D star map over the living room. Sampei floor lamps designed by Davide Groppi and Enzo Calabrese provide atmospheric light behind the modern sofa.
The Cosmos lamp is hung from a grand double-height ceiling.
The bulbs are reflected brightly in a unique black glass coffee table below.
Concrete planters contain mature indoor plants that gently reflect light with their bright leaves.
A textured surface adds interesting highlights to the simple black TV wall.
The black linear chandelier includes a planter on its frame to bring some greenery.
Translucent table legs give the space a light aesthetic.
A plinth-like black marble coffee table set up a solid centerpiece in the living room. The flames of a modern fireplace dance along with a reflective golden fireplace.
High black doors hide the TV above the fireplace.
3D wall art publishes drama with light and shadow.
The concise angular formation of the chandelier is reflected in a unique floor treatment and in project dining chairs.
Selected materials create coherence and gentle refinement.
The unusual bedroom project is decorated with an equally unusual table lamp on a floating headboard.
A decorative vase creates an arrangement of cascading height with the lamp.
An all-black bathroom decorative scheme absorbs much of the light, so perimeter light has been added to deal with the shadows.
White floor helps distribute top light.
A manageable hall shaft is defined under an LED ribbon in the entrance, where a calendula puff shines a great welcome.
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Portraying Personality In Interiors Under 40 Sqm (Includes Floor Plans)
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Each measuring just under 40 square meters, these three apartment interiors in Odessa, Ukraine, inspire three different personality types. Our first tour takes us to a sophisticated home with a bronze framed glass wall design, unique modern furniture ideas and an unquestionably luxurious kitchen project – despite its small proportions. Our second stop is made at a simple, young and sturdy apartment interior, designed for tenants, with another glass wall project that lends light to a multi-purpose living room. Color seekers may like our final prominent interior, where rich color accents add a touch of the unexpected. Floor plans included at the end of each tour.
This complex living room belongs to an apartment with one bedroom of 35 square meters, located in a multi-storey apartment complex. The low-back design of a stone gray modular sofa makes the small area appear open and therefore more spacious.
The compact apartment consists of a combined living room and kitchen, a glass wall project and a bathroom.
Minimal amounts of furniture, a hollow decor and a limited material palette allow emphasis to fall on the remaining high-quality elements and sea view. Thanks to the glass wall, the ocean panorama flows unhindered throughout the width of the apartment, creating an immediate factor entering the home.
A custom-cut frameless mirror was formed in accordance with the front door of the apartment, which creates a false window effect on the solid empty entrance wall.
A unique faucet adds a shiny copper accent to the clean white kitchen island.
The glass walls of the bedroom are framed by matching copper surrounds.
The TV wall is an understated thing, kept streamlined to keep the full functional width of the space.
A square kitchen sink lies sharply into the untouched marble roof.
A unique bathroom sink gives the all-white bathroom an interesting focus. LEDs emphasize the floating characteristic of low, murmur vanity.
Floor plan.
Then we move on to a rented apartment of 37 square meters. A cool white and gold wood tone colors the multifunctional living space.
A small dining table set overlapped the change of floor covering, standing across and white tile from the kitchen and the solid pine board from the living room.
A small workshop is arranged inside the bedroom, with a simple floating desk and a coordinating white swivel chair.
Pine panels form a comprehensive bedboard design that expands the spatial sense.
In the bathroom, a modern pedestal sink and a round vanity mirror smoothly match their identical diameter.
Floor plan.
Our third small home tour in Odessa, Ukraine, takes place in a 35-square-meter apartment. The customers asked for a subtle monochrome decoration scheme but short colored moments made the final cut. Burgundy softening visually warms the small living room, and sets it apart from the nearby dining room.
Two workstations fill the opposite side of the compact but functional living room.
Pale gray scattering cushions and matching throw separate the solid burgundy sofa design.
In the hallway of the home, deep charcoal storage contains a lighted screen corner that shines a welcoming glow at the front door.
The full-grain storage volume flows around the corner to blend seamlessly with the small kitchen design.
Fresh white crown melting neatly fuses the built-in storage volume with the structural walls of the apartment.
Wall-mounted pendant light makes for a delicate accompaniment to the small dining table.
Gentle atmospheric light sets the scene for a comfortable dinner for two.
The living room TV is inserted next to the dual workplaces. A repositionable TV wall bracket allows it to swing outward to face the sofa, or stay angled to the kitchen or dining room.
The small kitchen is broken into two walls of full-height dark gray units and a contrasting wall of bright beech base cabinets and tops. A charcoal ceiling panel bridges the kitchen, connecting the darker elements.
A charcoal gray bed sheet panels strip through a lighter gray paint inside the bedroom.
A unique tray top side table adds a fun burst of bright burnt orange that dominates the monochrome scheme.
The foot of tailored bedspreads under a row of wall cupboards.
Recessed shelves cause a break between the closet and a built-in toilet.
A burgundy vanity stool adds a rich note to the makeup table, and ties back to the lounge accent color.
Laundry equipment is located inside the compact bathroom. Unique bathroom lighting illuminates the pool.
An open shelf is available to store soap dispensers next to the basin and a food remover for the laundry.
Textured tiles elegantly darken the lower third of the bathroom and engulf the bathtub, while the upper walls are light and bright.
Atmospheric light washes the tiled wet wall.
An ultra narrow heated towel adds a playful baby blue accent to the small space.
Floor plan.
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Space-Saving Ideas for Small Studios Under 30 Sqm
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Living comfortably in a space of less than 30 square meters requires some creative thinking, and this pair of studio designs have space-saving ideas that are sure to inspire. Each of these two unique small home interiors includes playroom tailored furniture that allows you to use the floor layout completely new. Home design number one has a tailored cube of the living room and bedroom furniture in one – no conventional sofa bed visible – and storage space is plentiful but unseen. Our second home design brings many closets in which an entire bathroom is hidden, and built-in bookshelf ears in a multi-level bedroom with a unique home workshop.
Our first prominent home is a 29-square-meter studio apartment owned by a young designer, located in Pruszkow, Poland. Despite its compact proportions, the minimalist living room is clearly zoned with the implementation of cubic volumes and contrasting colors.
The living room “cube” is custom-built furniture. The design fuses a tailored L-shaped sofa with copious amounts of hidden storage space around it and below, plus a bookshelf within one end.
A modern coffee table completes the square lounge layout. Part of the sofa was formed with the same steel frame backs to create a custom cohesion.
The box under the sofa hides a surprise lito trundle. The bed extends at the convenient reach of the bookcase, making it easier to choose to go to bed.
Thanks to its connectable design, this multifunctional light can be turned off from the ceiling of the kitchen dining room to become a floor-standing lamp next to the bed.
When it is in its kitchen dining room, the unique lamp is hung from a ceiling shelf to illuminate the dining peninsula.
A modern chair drops a black accent on both sides of the wooden effect bench.
Large windows fill the small living room with bright natural light. A home workspace is set up next to the glass.
An all-white kitchen project is equipped with a coordinated white integrated oven to complement the simplified aesthetic. Wrapping the small dining table with a contrast finish helps to clearly share the open concept.
The food peninsula is actually a mobile module that can become a stand-alone table/island. As seen here, the module can also be joined to the desk to make a much larger table that will seat up to eight people for dinner.
In this square configuration, the dining table and desk form a collaborative double workspace.
A solid wooden entrance bench adds a textured rustic touch to a smooth white corridor.
A wall of entrance storage is hidden behind modest handle-free cabinet fronts.
The storage wall includes a sliding volume that contains cleaning equipment and shoes.
Another panel pulls down to reveal a smooth surface.
The last door of the home entrance leads to the bathroom.
Atmospheric lighting accentuates textured dark gray wall treatment and a coordinated integrated bathroom sink.
A shower stands at the end of the narrow linear space.
Slatted ceiling panels exaggerate the long look of the room. Narrow warehouses at the end of the van store face towels and toilet supplies.
Our second home interior is a studio apartment with a special semicircular balcony design.
The balcony forms the main attraction of the tiny living space. The sloping perimeter and open roof bring joyful tree-top views and unlimited daylight.
Indoor plants thrive in abundant sunlight, growing from the shelves of a custom shelf and from plant stands around the floor.
The large built-in bookshelf forms a partition between the main apartment and the bedroom. The open side shelves serve both zones and share the natural light.
On the other side of the triangular living space, one wall kitchen is stacked up to the ceiling line to make maximum use of vertical storage space. A ladder facilitates easy access.
Wooden frame doors seal the balcony. More indoor plants bring the leafy exterior views into the embrace of the unique sunroom.
Eye field makes the space pleasant as the sunsets.
White-coated web screens filter the panorama, while pure sunshine flows from above.
The cool concrete floor is dressed in gray, green and sunny yellow tiles when we arrive at the home entrance, which is also the access point to the bedroom domain.
The bed itself is raised above the height of basic storage cupboards, which gives it an overview of the housing by the upper open shelf volume. Interesting objects line the shelves to give a strange decoration on both sides.
The multi-level small bedroom layout has a comfortable workspace across the midway point that benefits from the attractive view.
The raised floor gives the effect of going up to bed, even though the apartment is only one floor. The open shelf partition is invaluable for preventing feelings of claustrophobia in the narrow space, and for facilitating airflow.
A round coffee table takes up little space in the compact home and is light enough to be moved onto the balcony when needed.
Dining table focuses on the kitchen cabinets, hidden until needed. The table is just big enough to accommodate the two homeowners, so as not to eat up unnecessary space.
One of the other doors of a kitchen cabinet with full height is actually a secret door to the bathroom. Inside, sturdy storage shelves can also be used as a ladder, to enable the couple to quickly access bathroom supplies stacked up.
The floor plan shows that the bathroom sink is also plugged into the volume of the kitchen cabinet, which saves valuable space in the tiny shower.
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