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Void Area✨️ The void area in #danishhome_ is one of our favorite spots in the house. Even though it is located on limited land, we deliberately set aside a little space to create a void so that the house still gets natural lighting and optimal air circulation. The void area is located in the corner next to the kitchen which is connected to the living room. Measuring around 2.5 x 1.2 meters, we designed this area with a dry garden concept that uses calathea plants, gravel, paranet netting, and wooden decking for a more aesthetic and pleasant appearance. Then between the void area and the kitchen we added a mirror equipped with a wall panel to make it sweeter🤍 We are very grateful for our choice to create a void area. We feel that the air circulation in the house is getting more beautiful plus the sunlight enters optimally so it saves on the use of lights✨️🥰 According to the neighbors, is a void important? Come on, comment below! 🙌🫶 #Void #RuangCompact #AreaVoid #InspirasiVoid #OpenSpace #RumahdenganVoid #RumahMinimalis

Starting from an interest in home interiors in Scandinavian countries, everything influenced the interior design for my own home. After moving into my current house about 6 years ago, my tastes shifted towards mid-century modern, mid-century Japanese and Danish design. #midcenturymodern #scandinavian #danishhome #midcenturyjapanese #homedecorinspo #roomdecorinspo #rumahestetik #homestyling