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Night Atmosphere in Open Space Living Room 🛋️
✨Here are the corners of the open space living room in 360 at @first21.haus at night. The wall in the TV area is connected to the kitchen wall, there is a mirror and artificial bamboo trees as a divider but not partitioned.
✨The stairs to the 2nd floor that connect in an L shape are the developer's default so that the living room area is reduced, one of the things to get around it to look wider we chose a carpet with a size of 120cm x 200cm so that the living room looks elongated. However, the distance to the dining table is still 120cm and still feels spacious for a house of this compact size.
✨In order to create a night vibe we chose aesthetic lamps such as table lamps and hanging lamps in the dining room. Table lamps with orange, red, silver colors with warm white & RGB types from LED lights on the TV to provide color accents to the room. Meanwhile, big light lamps are only used if urgent / needed
Hopefully it inspires you 🫶🥰
#OpenSpaceHouse #RumahTanpaSekat #NightVibe #PotTerracotta #KarpetLivingRoom #AirCooler #CoffeeTable #GranitLantai #WarmWhite #DekorasiTangga #ConsoleTable #OpenSpaceLivingRoom #View360
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Living Room / Foyer at Casaluna. Because this room is not too big, we used this rattan papasan chair so that the room is not too full, and also so that it is easy to move according to needs. For decoration, we chose colored knick-knacks as a "statement" because this is the first room that guests see, so we want to show the cheerful character of the residents of this house ✨💙
#yourtamuaesthetic room #ruangtamucantik #makeoverruangtamu #foyer #consoletable
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The SFhaus floorplan is designed with an open space ‘terrace house’ concept as is typical in Malaysia and Australia. The first floorplan proposed by our architect was rejected, so the second floorplan was designed to be bolder, more experimental, unorthodox, and idealistic with a KDH of 56%. This layout was created because the house was designed ‘function follows form’. This design is definitely not for everyone and we are unapologetic about it.
SFhaus includes tropical features of colonial jengki houses that are very rarely found because they seem old-fashioned. The approach is tropical bioclimatic.
Living, kitchen, and inner court are connected into one to the backyard dining, with an unbroken circulation flow to the 2nd floor. The main point of this house is in the 7 m high ventilated inner court which functions as a connecting point between spaces, making it easy to call each other.
The challenge of an open space house is privacy. So, the architect arranged for there to be personal space zoning. In our opinion, a house that is too open is uncomfortable, just like a studio apartment that has been enlarged, there is no spatial experience. Architects arrange for privacy to be maintained from outsiders even when all windows are opened. Common challenges such as mice, insects, noise, etc. are already prevented. Of course, a house with many openings means a lot of dust.
What surprises guests who come is that our house is cool and breezy during the day, and there are few mosquitoes at night.
The advantages of an open space house with a bioclimatic concept are:
- Energy efficient. Electricity costs around IDR 900,000 per month.
- The daytime temperature from 12-2 is maintained at around 28° (during the rainy season like now it can drop 2-3°) with a relative humidity of 50-55% via a digital hygrometer. Most houses with many openings still feel stuffy, hot, comfortable with AC, and lots of mosquitoes because they do not detail the principles of bioclimatic physics.
- Ergonomic layout. The house follows the habit, not the habit follows the house.
- Breezy, cool, not humid in all areas
- Bright but not roasting during the day
- Few mosquitoes
#OpenSpaceHouse #RumahTanpaSekat #RumahLega #Ruglivingroom #Karpetkotak #furniturantik #ConsoleTable #midcenturymodern
