In this week’s episode, we explore a single-bedroom condominium spanning approximately 1,300 square feet, home to a middle-aged couple.
The homeowner, an avid art collector, has transformed the space into a personal gallery with a mixture of photography and paintings.

The interior features muted hues, nondescript floors, and an appreciation for natural light and raw materials like cement and concrete.

From the entrance, the open kitchen with an island is immediately visible. The kitchen, imported from Japan, features reinforced glass and a multifunctional island that serves as both a dining table and work desk. Custom carpentry with additional storage and a sintered wood top enhances functionality. The kitchen seamlessly connects to the living area, promoting a sense of spaciousness.

The living room is designed for versatility, with minimal carpentry and furniture for easy mobility. It can be restructured for various activities, including yoga sessions, family dinners, and movie nights. A pair of hidden doors conceals the TV and a small storage room, while also hiding the electrical box.

The large balcony beside the living area floods the space with natural light during the day and features tall potted plants for privacy.

A connecting bridge links the living space to the bedroom and bathroom, blurring the distinction between indoor and outdoor spaces with warm natural light streaming through the skylight. On rainy days, the sound of raindrops hitting the glass provides a calming experience. This corridor also serves as a display area for the homeowner’s art collection.

The bedroom is characterised by clean lines and a minimalist approach, promoting a sense of calm. Instead of a permanent bed, tatami mats and futons are used, offering more comfort and saving space.

In the bathroom, large format tiles with a single tone for both the floor and walls visually expand the space. Fluted glass panels with black frames delineate different areas while maintaining privacy. Natural light from above makes it an ideal place for growing indoor plants that thrive in constant moisture.

The balcony extends to the bathroom, enhancing the natural light.
Throughout the home, an abundance of plants serves both as decoration and natural privacy screens. Each corner of the house features potted plants, contributing to the serene atmosphere.

The quiet surroundings, with morning birds and beehives in nearby trees, further enhance the sense of living in nature.

Special thanks to the homeowner for letting us tour their lovely home. If you’d like to get connected to their ID for the design of your own home, you can reach out to them via this link.
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This is simple and stylish is it possible to buy the plans?
Provided that the couple is not having any kid……