This project showcases a whole-house design in the modern minimalist style—let’s explore this BOSNIE case study together!
The living and dining area combines both functions—hosting guests and dining—while delivering a visually rich experience. It features both a television and a projector, with the window opposite facing the daughter’s bedroom, creating visual interaction between the two spaces and extending the sense of openness to avoid any feeling of confinement.
The bedroom is designed for simplicity: walls and ceiling are predominantly left unadorned, with only the accent wall differentiated by color.
Although the female homeowner cooks infrequently, concerns about cooking fumes led to a semi-open kitchen layout—integrated with a breakfast bar—to maintain spatial openness while effectively containing kitchen odors and grease.
For the bathroom, a large mirror is essential, reflecting the natural inclination toward beauty. To simplify cleaning, a wall-hung toilet is installed, with built-in storage above it; similarly, the shower area addresses storage needs with a corner niche for organizing bathroom essentials.
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