This case presents a whole-house design in the Nordic minimalist style. Let's take a look at this project with BOSNIE's editor!
In a 40㎡ home, no corner is too small to be utilized. We've managed to create a compact yet practical dry area just to the right of the entrance.
Behind the off-white curtain in the master bedroom, there's a small but fully functional walk-in closet, ensuring that even in a small space, all necessary amenities are provided.
This time, we transformed scattered spaces into a multifunctional children's room. A custom-built bunk bed not only adds a playful touch but also provides enough space for grandparents to stay. The storage areas in the children's room were designed to take advantage of the wall features, allowing books and toys to be neatly organized.
The kitchen and dining area are integrated in design. To maximize the use of space, the refrigerator and washing machine are embedded into the cabinetry, maintaining a cohesive look in the small area.
The dining area features a built-in bench and a partially colored accent wall, which not only serves as additional seating but also saves space. The bench also includes storage underneath for added convenience.
The bathroom is designed with a separate wet and dry area. The entire space uses white tiles for both the walls and floor, creating a more open and spacious feel.
That concludes our introduction to this whole-house design in the Nordic minimalist style. If you like it, feel free to leave a comment and interact with BOSNIE's editor!
