Interior of a small house outside the city HowIt’s hard to decorate a small home! Many people dream of a simple living space that is easy to use and free of numerous household items. Christy Azevedo, an architect working in San Francisco, was chosen to supervise the transformation of this 1908 carriage house into a functional and modern home. The task was completed, and now we can admire the result. The first floor houses a storage room and an art studio. Every inch of space is used for its intended purpose, which cannot help but remind us of the interior of a small sailing ship. The kitchen has a compact refrigerator and an electric stove with a toaster and two burners, which slides out from under the countertop.
Vertical and horizontal lining, whichThe walls are finished, structuring the interior and making it more relief. And the wastebaskets designed by Christie are hidden under the shelves that stretch along the wall of the room. The books are stored above the bed, where they are easy to get, so it is quite a sensible decision.
Stainless steel elements connectcompact kitchen and dining area. A fairly large company can easily sit at a light table, which is easy to move if necessary. Frosted glass and stainless steel are the main materials in the design of the shower cabin, which is located near the kitchen.
Well-seasoned wood warmsAn interior full of steel elements and snow-white surfaces, this tiny house, built from eco-friendly materials, seems to us a real paradise for thrifty owners.
The interior of a small house by Christie Azevedo
