'Revive' extremely 'chill' common space for small houses

TPO - Through the renovation process, the house's original dimly lit common living space was revived with a completely new look filled with sunlight but still fully equipped.

TPO - Through the renovation process, the house's original dimly lit common living space was revived with a completely new look filled with sunlight but still fully equipped.

The common living space on the first floor of the 2-storey house has an area of about 30m2 and is renovated towards minimalism but still ensures convenience.

The renovation uses emotional natural materials, vivid details and large, delicate glass windows that connect the indoor and outdoor spaces.

The homeowner shared that this space had always lacked natural light. Therefore, the homeowner wanted to bring sunlight into his house, while making the most of the house's south-facing garden.

Large sliding doors, revolving doors and skylights throughout the roof provide ample light, creating a warm and vibrant atmosphere for the space.

The tiled roof is replaced with large glass panels to take advantage of natural light during the day and to be able to sit and watch the sky at night.

A small table placed under the glass porch takes advantage of natural light and can become a place to work and write.

Features such as the old beams above the kitchen were retained to contrast with the new ceiling. The floor was tiled with cork in a unique pattern. The baseboards were tiled with cork in the same pattern as the floor to create a seamless connection between the floor and the walls.

In the backyard, the floor is paved with large pebble-patterned terrazzo tiles combined with a pink facade to create a youthful, vibrant outdoor space.

The tables and chairs are also designed with cork material reminiscent of the cork floors in the house.

Lam Thuy Duong (According to LSD Architects)

Source: https://tienphong.vn/hoi-sinh-khong-gian-chung-cuc-chill-cho-nha-dien-tich-nho-post1707588.tpo