Modern Tiny House by Kouichi Kimura Architects from the Japanese studio Kouichi Kimura built a modern tiny house for a 50-year-old couple.
The family lives in a densely populated area. The clients asked for a design for a home that would appear spacious inside and compact on the outside.
The layout is very simple: the living room is in the center, all other rooms are adjacent to it.
The designers tried to create a visual sense of a large space. They managed to make each room spacious, given that the area of the entire house is about 80 m².
The high gable ceiling in the living room with lighting from above visually enlarges the room.
The space stretching along the living room was designed according to the client's wishes. The columns are positioned in such a way that the effect of dividing the rooms depending on their purpose is created.
These columns, wooden objects and even the fittings of the sofa are part of the spatial composition that creates a unique rhythm of the room.
The dining room is adjacent to the living room. The designers deliberately focus on the materials from which it is made.
The authors of the project are confident that they have managed to create an interior that looks expensive. They achieved this by incorporating various decorative elements into the interior.
And how free do you feel inside this small house?
Modern small house from Japanese architects
