This case presents a whole-house design in a natural wood style. Let's take a look at this project with BOSNIE's editor!
The L-shaped seating in the dining and living area provides ample space for storing shoes and books underneath, and with a small round table, it is incredibly practical while occupying minimal space. By combining the dining and living areas, smaller homes can free up an extra room.
With natural wood as the primary color, the space exudes a simple and unadorned charm. In the living room, which also serves as a passageway, a mini coffee table or no coffee table at all is recommended to ensure easy movement through the space.
The compact kitchen is open-concept, so attention must be paid to managing cooking fumes. Hidden cabinets have been integrated near the living area, providing ample storage space.
The master bedroom is kept simple without any elaborate decorations. A bed with a headboard that doubles as storage, and small chairs on either side instead of traditional nightstands, make the most of the available space.
The secondary bedroom features a combination of a tatami mat and wardrobe, maximizing the use of the small space. Additional overhead cabinets above the tatami mat provide even more storage.
The bathroom is designed with a dry-wet separation, using a palette of white and natural wood. Despite being a windowless bathroom, the combination of lighting and colors prevents it from feeling too dim.
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