Welcome House is a a short while ago accomplished project by No Architects, who designed a fashionable apartment for a household with small children. The Prague condominium gained a reconfigured structure that features a new multipurpose room that is effective as a research, playroom, and visitor room. Sliding doors can near to cover the place from the residing home when it’s not in use or for privateness when someone is viewing or needing to do the job. Even with the doorways shut, the open up kitchen area, dining space, and dwelling place give ample room for the loved ones to love.
The distinctive kitchen area boasts an oval, angled island with two bases in unique finishes. The bigger white base rests on an elevated ground decked out in a patterned tile, whilst the wooden column base sits on the most important herringbone flooring. The cupboards include a row of wood fronted uppers with mild blue cupboards encompassing them.
The blue cabinets curve at a single end, complementing the curves of the island and elevated tile floor.
A double-sided, navy blue leather-based couch floats in the centre of the residing space surrounded by created-in storage and screen cupboards. Just one aspect of the sofa faces the tv, even though the other looks to the windows with views of Prague.
The combo place just off the dwelling space residences an elevated, created-in bed with storage underneath and guiding it. On the opposite aspect, a gentle blue desk setup life beside a large wood storage cupboard with red legs.
The all-white hallway will get a enhance from a cobalt blue console table that rests from the wall.
A seating nook with storage is constructed into the hallway near the entrance doorway, providing a fantastic area to drop possessions following getting into the condominium.
Additional picket storage cabinets with pink legs outfit the entryway.
A child’s room capabilities a contemporary bunkbed which is comprehensive with storage, stairs, concealed lights, and a privateness screen.
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Images by Studio Flusser.
