Interior of a small house outside the city
How difficult it is to decorate the interior of a small house! Many dream of a simple residential space, easy to use and free of numerous household utensils.
Christy Azevedo, an architect working in San Francisco, chose to lead the transformation of this 1908 coach house into a functional and modern dwelling. The task was completed, and now we can evaluate the result.
On the first floor there is a pantry and an art studio. Each centimeter of space is used for its intended purpose, which can not help but recall the decoration of the cabin of a small sailing vessel. In the kitchen there is a compact refrigerator and an electric stove with a roaster and two burners, which extends out from under the countertop.
Vertical and horizontal lining, with which the walls are finished, structures the interior and makes it more embossed. And the trash cans, designed by Christie, are hidden under shelves that stretch along the wall of the room. Books are stored over the bed, where they are easily accessible, so this is a reasonable solution.
Stainless steel elements connect a compact kitchen and dining area. At an easy table, which is easy to move if necessary, can accommodate a fairly large company. Frosted glass and stainless steel are the main materials in the design of the shower, which is located not far from the kitchen.
Well etched wood warms the interior, full of steel elements and snow-white surfaces. This tiny house, built of eco-friendly materials, seems to be a real paradise for the diligent owners.
