Whole-House Design Case | Unique Nordic Style 'Home'
Living Knowledge · 2023.09.01

Whole-House Design Case | Unique Nordic Style 'Home'

This case presents a whole-house design in the Nordic style. The layout ensures smooth circulation and meets all functional requirements, including two independent finished beds. Upon entry, there is a 1200mm deep independent shoe and hat storage area. The living and dining areas are comfortable, suitable for one person or three to four people, without feeling cramped. The bedroom on the west side features a 1500-1800mm finished bed and an independent walk-in closet. The flow around the bed is smooth, and this space, located within the interior of the floor plan, ensures a comfortable and quiet sleeping environment with subdued lighting. The northern bedroom borrows space...

This case study presents a whole-house design in the Nordic style, where the layout ensures smooth circulation and all required functionalities, including two independent finished beds. The entryway features a 1200mm deep independent shoe and hat storage area, serving as a buffer zone. The living and dining areas are comfortable, suitable for one person or a group of three to four, without feeling cramped. The bedroom on the west side includes a 1500-1800mm finished bed and an independent walk-in closet, with smooth circulation on both sides of the bed. This space is located within the interior of the floor plan, ensuring a quiet and comfortable sleeping environment with subdued lighting, as desired by the homeowner. The northern bedroom, which shares some space with the bathroom, can still accommodate an 1800mm finished bed, with smooth circulation on both sides of the bed and an independent wardrobe. The bathroom is spacious and meets the homeowner's functional requirements, with a separate washing area that does not interfere with other activities. Join BOSNIE's editor to explore this design case further!

Living Room

Dining Room

Kitchen

Bedroom

Bathroom

Children's Room

Walk-in Closet

Study

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