Interior of a private small house – ideasdesign The interior of a small private house gives a lot of opportunities for the designer's creativity. This cottage of just over 65 m2, designed by Kazuhiko Kishimoto from the Asaa studio, looks very spacious, thanks to the ingenious use of space, the laws of perspective and materials. Its secret is the snow-white interior, open plan and hipped roof with a skylight. The dining area is located in the center of the house, and the bright kitchen consists of a glossy island and a sink with a hob.Snow-white kitchen - nothing extra Bathroom andThe bedrooms are located at opposite ends of the house and are hidden from prying eyes, but there are no walls or doors to restrict them. A glass door separates the bathroom, and light enters the bedroom from the living room. New rooms open up to the view as you move through the house. Straight walls and corners visually expand the space, and the play of glossy and velvety finishes adds softness to the design.Open, concise layoutLight penetrates into every corner of the house thanks toThe living area is finished in wood, just like the exterior of the house, so it seems to be located outside the building. It is separated from the green lawn only by a glass wall. The bathroom also has wood trim, and a large window opens onto the terrace.View of the terrace from the bathroom Through a low passage you enter the best part of the house – a Japanese-style room with a panoramic view.Room with panoramic viewEntrance to a Japanese style roomA miniature but cozy cottageHouse Layout A small home can be functional, spacious and cozy. To find out how to achieve this, subscribe to our updates!