Looking to bring the outdoors into your space? Take note of these simple tips.
The case in point is this 725-sq. ft. London residence. It not only has a large glass sliding door that directly connects to the outdoor courtyard, but also leverages part of the glass roof to introduce ample natural light in. That way, you can simply raise your head to revel in the starry night sky and be close to nature any time you want.
Additionally, the overall space applies warm wood and dark green tones to depict the beauty of a verdant forest, together with the warm daylight and wind to create a relaxed and cosy atmosphere. You can also consider integrating the following features in your home.
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Tip 1: Besides replacing the entire wall with glass to introduce sunlight into the home, incorporate a glass structure into the ceiling to bring the outdoors in.
Tip 2: In lieu of using solid walls to separate the space, opt for wooden grilles to create the feeling of woods, which can also make the space appear larger visually.
Tip 3: Construct the TV wall with a wooden structure to create a layered interior.
Tip 4: For the kitchen and dining space, apply wood to craft a natural ambience.
Tip 5: Punctuate the simple and neat study room with green plants and single leather seats to echo the overall design aesthetic.
Tip 6: For the bathroom, combine wood with stone to create a relaxed Zen-like space.
Tip 7: Use mirrors and laminates made mainly of wood, which is then offset by a bright yellow washbasin to inject vitality into the space.
