1 / Construction site: Barcelona, ​​Spain

This strangely shaped space has many strange features: French doors opening to balconies, hidden work rooms, separate entrances, seating areas and dining areas. But in spite of the non-square shapes and angles, the layout of the house after repair is still very beautiful. An important part of this success also came from the layout of the long sofa, which served as a dividing wall between the rooms.

2 / Construction site: USA

Perhaps, at first glance, you do not realize that the house has a rather strange curved angle. Thanks to the symmetrical arrangement of the interior and decorative details, that unbalanced curvature has almost been made ‘invisible’.

3 / Construction site: Stockholm, Sweden

Instead of trying to hide the ‘blooming’ characteristic of this room, the designer chose to take advantage of them proactively. The designer has arranged the interior and cabinets close to the wall, creating the feeling that the space is opened up in an airy and spacious way.

4 / Construction site: London, England

Many homeowners will be annoyed by this ‘ungainly’ staircase when trying to take advantage of the multi-storey space on a narrow premises.

Arranging sharp diagonal lines to overcome the inconvenience of stairs is an effective way to allow you to have both a staircase and a functional kitchen cabinet. It also proves a fact: You don’t have to find a way to hide such ‘difficult’ slopes.

5 / Construction site: Sydney, Australia

Architectural curves are often seductive and sexy; however, if you are tasked with placing regular square, rectangular furniture in a room with curved walls as shown in the picture then that seems like an ‘impossible’ task. So, if your house is ‘lucky’ to have a curvy shape or wavy features as shown in the photo, then maybe it’s time you get used to circular rugs or curved sofa sets, set specifically for fit the size and shape of your curved room.

6 / Construction site: London, England

Both like a room, both like a steps, and like a landing, intelligent design has turned a difficult design problem into a creative architectural product for a cohesive space. puree indoor elements and outdoor features.