Interior of a small house in Taiwan How to makeso that the interior of a small house looks larger than it actually is? After all, not all homeowners can boast such luxury as an abundance of space, especially for residents of large cities. But even the most compact area can be arranged so that it will not seem cramped, and in functionality will not be inferior to fashionable residences. The main furniture can be used for storage. You will not have to compromise, deciding whether you need an office in the house or not, because the correct distribution of space can provide the interior with both a full-fledged workplace and a bedroom. This house in Taiwan, designed by Folk Design, is an example of thoughtful design and rational organization of a small home.
Before: study
After:office turns into a bedroom This is how a modern work area quickly turns into a bedroom, thanks to a lift-up bed hidden in the wall. This is a very good solution, because even when lowered, it does not interfere with the inhabitants of the house working at the table.
Cozy work area with a bed
Desk The organization of the space was thought out so carefully that there was even room in the house for a small pet.
Convenient rack All rooms remainopen and functional thanks to the prevalence of minimalist aesthetics and clean lines. The chosen furniture also contributes to this: instead of a clumsy and bulky desk, the architects opted for a small but very practical one. And the built-in shelving provides plenty of storage space, but does not take up extra square footage.
Functional desktop
Built-in storage drawers in the table Tableis characterized by the presence of hidden storage spaces, which made it possible to abandon a large number of shelves and additional containers. The work area always remains neat, tidying it up is not difficult, which greatly helps the space seem larger than it actually is.
Secret compartment
Designer desktop
There was also room for a piano in the small houseSince the layout of the bedroom/study is very inventive, the designers managed to place a black grand piano in the house, which, despite its size, does not make the room feel cramped.
Large windows Large windows are always availablecontribute to the illusion of space. They also help to increase the light in the room and make the interior more cheerful and fresh. This home features a quaint courtyard, which is visible through glass sliding doors.
Kitchen Design Minimalist Kitchen Designprovides ideal comfort when preparing food, but at the same time supports the idea of saving space. And the patio, located just behind the large glass doors, visually merges with the interior, making it seem brighter and more voluminous. To be as functional as possible, a house does not necessarily have to have a huge area. You just need to avoid cluttering the space when decorating it. A carefully thought-out design will allow the house to remain light and open.
The interior of a small house: how to organize it reasonably
