_____ Kitchen compartment door Candlestick: Use sliding doors, glass material. Reason: Sliding doors are the optimal solution both to prevent the smell of food from spreading throughout the house and to help expand the space. Glass material makes housewives no longer feel stuffy and secretive when cooking. Photo: Ideal Home. _____ furniture Candlestick: Use smart furniture such as shelves, kitchen cabinets, tables, chairs… Reason: After each meal, a folding table that can be moved to another place is the best way to return open space to a small space. Photo: Expocafeperu. _____ Mix colors Candlestick: Use light tones like white, green, cream… Reason: White and cream are preferred for the ceiling, making the space more open, easy to combine with other color tones of the walls and furniture. Mixing green tones for cabinets, walls and decorative items makes you think of the cool and fresh atmosphere in the garden and forest. Photo: Ideal Home. _____ Kitchen utensils Candlestick: Store spices and cooking ingredients in jars and boxes of the same size and design. Reason: The classification and placement of items in each separate area is not only neat and beautiful, but also you can easily find the items you need. Photo: The ArchDigest. _____ Kitchen-shelf Candlestick: Mobile kitchen shelf design, L-style. Reason: Small kitchens require housewives to make the most of the free space for utensils. Instead of hanging unsightly pots and pans on the wall or cramming them all into deep cupboards, a portable drawer maximizes space and makes finding items easier. Photo: Simphome. _____ Take advantage of the empty space Candlestick: Design wall cabinets to display cups, store utensils. Reason: The kitchen is a place where many things are stored. Utilizing the space between cabinets, shelves, or wall corners as storage is a solution to help reduce clutter and cramped space. Photo: House Decor Ideas. _____ Clean space Candlestick: Clean the kitchen after cooking, plan monthly general cleaning. Reason: The most important factor to help expand the small kitchen space is always clean, the utensils are neatly arranged. Dirty kitchen status after each cooking time causes discomfort and frustration for users. Photo: Ideal Home. Make cool watermelon pizza to cool off The combination of refreshing watermelon, fruit, and sweet cream creates an easy-to-make dessert that should be tried this summer.

Make the most of the kitchen wall : With a kitchen with an area that is not too large, you can use an empty wall array with shelves, stainless steel bars or wood to hang things. The position of the spice jars in the kitchen is quite important, they should be fixed in a conspicuous place. The wall space above the kitchen table can arrange spice jars or shelves, kitchen cabinets, pan racks. You need to carefully measure the size of the wall to buy the appropriate shelf and shelf. Make the most of the space under the sink : The drawer under the sink is usually quite small, so it is rarely used. You can use this space as a storage place for sundries. Kitchen cleaning tools or trash cans can be hidden under the sink to make the kitchen more aesthetic and tidy. Image: Rev-A-Shelf . Vertical arrangement is a smart way to optimize space, helping you to store more items in the storage shelf. The kitchen utensils will be neatly “planned” into drawers, vertical shelves with divided floors according to use. In addition, the vertical box-shaped deep plastic basket also helps you make better use of the corners in the kitchen cabinets than the round type. Make your own hangers to hide things : Pots and pans can be neatly organized under the sink thanks to homemade racks. In addition, you can use wall cabinets, combined with wall hooks to arrange items, save space for the kitchen. Use the inside of the cabinet door : Some types of sticky hooks will help to store pots and pans neatly behind the kitchen cabinet door. You should choose a wall hook with good grip to keep the kitchen utensils fixed when opening the cabinet door. In addition, you can make a fixed shelf from the 2 walls of the drawer to hang simple items such as ladles, scissors… Increase kitchen counter space : Narrow kitchens often have very small counters. Using various types of drying racks, racks to arrange dishes on top of the sink as shown in the picture help the kitchen counter to be more open, with more area for you to cook. Clip and label leftovers : You use clamps to fix the folds in the food bag, then label the ingredients. This way both preserves ingredients well and helps housewives quickly find cooking food.

One way you can significantly increase storage space is to install built-in wardrobes around the bed. In addition to the benefit of using space, you can easily get things right under the bed or the upper drawers. If you want to create a highlight for the bedroom space, you can use the floating color on the backdrop of the bed as shown in the picture. Another way to create optimal space in the bedroom with a system of long built-in cabinets, covering the wall, integrated storage drawers and even table lamps are always attached to the cabinet system. 2. Expand the kitchen space The owner of the house cleverly took advantage of the stairs to subtly expand the kitchen table area, both making the kitchen space more interesting and creating an area to display collectibles. 3. Opening price You can also install shelves close to the wall with a simple design and create more space for light to enter the room. The simple design with spacious display compartments will avoid the feeling of a ‘full’ space. 4. Make use of under the stairs Under the stairs can be an ideal storage place for large, frequently used items. You can also divide the under the stairs into many compartments with different heights to easily arrange the furniture in the most appropriate and effective way. 5. Built-in cabinet with desk You can completely arrange a work space at home with desks and chairs attached to the cabinet frame. One trick is to use the same materials as the cabinets and use a simple design for both the cabinet and the desk. 6. Take advantage of the smart wall The wall-mounted dining table layout is a great idea for small kitchen spaces as it allows you to have enough seating while not taking up too much space and making the kitchen feel cramped. The curves of the seat are also a great idea: it makes the space seem larger, and at the same time makes the seat both comfortable and convenient. 7. Built in bathroom cabinet Built-in cabinets in the bathroom allow you to optimize the usable area while still having all the necessary items in a convenient and neat way. You should use wood materials that are resistant to temperature and humidity to increase the durability of the object. 8. Transparent cabinet system: You can install a system of cabinets running throughout from the kitchen area to the living room to create storage space. This approach also has the added benefit of creating a clear view of the house. You can use different paint colors for the cabinet system to separate the cabinets in the kitchen space and the furniture for the relaxing space. If you really have a great need for storage space, you can refer to the way the homeowner in the photo arranges a large, massive wall cabinet system, extending from the kitchen area to the end of the living room. The open space will be smaller but in return, you have enough space for all the furniture you have.

The main blue tone of the kitchen is accentuated with unplastered brick walls and solid white kitchen countertops (Location: Cork, Ireland) The key to the design success of this stunning London kitchen is the balance between opposites, between classic and modern, dark and light and combination, blending multiple layers of texture. structure, materials. To maximize space and exploit ceiling height, vertical cabinets under the kitchen table are arranged separately. The space also comes to life with some lovely antique brass details, which have a lovely weathered finish, as well as a trio of pendant lights above the kitchen table. (Location: London, England) Gray color on the front surfaces is a popular color in Germany, but using natural wood is a bold classic style. This is how the architects met the client’s desire to combine modern design, kitchen functionality, storage space and the charm of an old building. The horizontal wooden bar on the kitchen table also has its own subtlety: It is crafted from the trunk of an old oak tree, which grows on the owner’s premises. (Home location: Munich, Germany) Similar to the house in Munich, Germany, this house in Valencia, Spain combines gray and natural wood colors, creating an elegant and elegant look for the kitchen space. The kitchen also opens to the courtyard, welcoming natural light into the room. The kitchen has a bold Italian style and shows the current trend in Italy: the combination of white background color with natural wood color, light space with carefully selected textured tiles. . The kitchen not only has a beautiful view, but also has a way to the balcony. If you own this kitchen, you are probably not surprised to know that “kitchen with a beautiful view” is one of the most searched terms in Italy today. This kitchen in Paris, France, is the most popular and downloaded design in France since France entered the first anti-Covid blockade. The design is also very specific to the current trend in France, which is the use of natural, light colors as shown in the kitchen cabinets, counters and floors. The kitchen uses a white color combined with a simple wood color, arranged narrow windows (in harmony with the shapes of cabinets and counters, kitchen tables) to get light. The cooking area is arranged overlooking the garden, bringing a harmonious connection with nature. We can see why this welcoming, fresh, light kitchen is so appealing to Houzz readers. This kitchen in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia has a style that many Australians love: a successful combination of classic elements (black and white color scheme and marble countertops. ..) with sophisticated Hamptons style (such as hanging lights and connecting details…). This kitchen brings together all the trends currently favored by Russian consumers: gray tones combined with natural wood, carefully selected stylish tiles and clean lines. (Home location: Moscow, Russia) This kitchen in Hyderabad, India embodies the modern Indian taste for today’s kitchen space: glossy surfaces, premium man-made materials and neutral colors. Indian homeowners also want a built-in kitchen and plenty of storage space. The kitchen has a contrast between beige, gray and white; The lighting system in the wall and under the cabinet enhances the effect of color. The doors are re-polished acrylic polymer and the table top is made of 40 mm thick man-made marble with beveled edges. The kitchen uses many natural walnut wood materials at the request of the owner to match the interior of the house. The kitchen also has plenty of storage space and is designed with a place for a closed trash can. The design is very suitable and convenient for the owner – a person who loves to cook and spends a lot of time in the kitchen. (Location: Niigata, Japan) This kitchen in Maryland, USA, has many attractive design details. Long white cabinets and counters create a light and airy feel, while gray ceramic cladding adds movement and pattern. Meticulously designed walnut kitchen counter is the centerpiece of the kitchen. A slim shelf below the quartz countertop creates space for a laptop and other tools for working from home. Power sockets are located behind the shelf allowing homeowners to charge devices, while drawers for paper and other items.

If you have not been able to buy yourself a satisfactory bookshelf, do not ignore the idea with plastic containers. Arrange the plastic bins linked together with the facing direction and then attach the wheels for convenience when moving, then select and arrange books and items into separate boxes for easy removal and storage. use. Too simple and convenient, right? TV shelf with large storage space The TV shelf is not only a place to put the TV, but also helps to store many electrical appliances, remote controls, as well as small items such as keys, wallets… so stuffy, stuffy. Using plastic containers plus simple layering skills will give you a nice shelf that can store those sundries. Turns into a small chair that can hold things You should notice when going to the market, sellers often use plastic crates like this and are packed on a simple wooden plank to replace a small chair. This idea is both comfortable to sit and work, easy to move and sure, waterproof and sunlight. The idea of ​​that plastic container can also be used by families who like outdoor activities, camping, picnics… At the same time, you can take advantage of it to store small items on the inside of the seat. Cart The original function of the plastic container is to store things. The material itself is designed to be highly impact resistant, not easy to break, crack. Instead of storing a crate, turn it into a row of crates and add a pair of wheels to turn them into a trolley. Very convenient to store a lot of things easily while moving heavy objects. Cat bed If you have a cat in your home, you know that they like to sleep in tight spaces, whether it’s in a closet, under a desk, or even in an inconvenient crate. This is easy to deal with by choosing a plastic crate that fits the cat’s body, then supports the bottom with a soft cushion and places it where the cat likes. So you have a lovely pet bed. Easy-to-move vegetable growing tray Plastic crates with openings are an advantage for ease of carrying and moving. Perfect for turning it into a vegetable tray in the garden, terrace… Just put the potting soil in a plastic container and start sowing the seeds, transferring the seedlings and counting down to the harvest day. If you’re worried about drainage, drill a hole in the bottom of the barrel. Another thing is that you can rest assured because the material is very sturdy and durable in all weather conditions. Built-in shelves for all cluttered spaces Let’s turn plastic containers into wall shelves capable of storing in cluttered spaces, lots of furniture. They both help your room become neat and tidy, and are quite creative and outstanding highlights.

Lee JaeSeung, General Manager and Head of Digital Devices Business at Samsung, said: “We are delighted to announce the expansion of our Bespoke product line worldwide, offering a comprehensive solution for style way of life, serving their new living needs. Our mission is to develop products that help users better manage and enjoy their lives.” Refined refrigerators for every kitchen, reaching out to the world The Bespoke range of refrigerators will be introduced in North America, Latin America, Europe, the CIS, the Middle East and select regions across Asia and Africa. Bespoke owns more than 20 original colors and seven materials, giving users many options and combinations according to their preferences. Bespoke refrigerators also have a large capacity, greater convenience and flexibility, and strong cooling capabilities typical of Samsung. In North America, users can choose from a 4-Door, 1-Door, or 2-Door Bottom Freezer (BMF). Samsung added a diverse and unique market-specific metal color portfolio, including Champagne Rose Steel, Navy Blue Steel, and Matte Black Steel. In Europe, users can choose from 1-Door and Slim 1-Door Refrigerator, and Bottom Freezer (BMF) in 1.8 and 2-meter sizes with six different materials and a wide palette of colors, from Classic whites to soft pastels or vibrant hues. Design your own kitchen In addition to the refrigerator, Samsung’s Bespoke Kitchen Set will be officially introduced globally. With this kitchen set, Samsung’s idea of ​​a fully personalized kitchen will come closer to users in the US and Europe. With a launch date in the second half of this year, the North American market will receive leading Bespoke refrigerators and other Bespoke kitchen product lines such as microwaves and dishwashers, built into the wall like fridge. This kit allows users to freely design and combine with all different styles with a variety of color options such as Matte Black Steel, Navy Blue Steel, Champagne Rose Steel and White Glass. Devices that catch up with the lifestyle This year, Samsung also launched an expanded product line of lifestyle devices in North America and Europe, including the Bespoke AirDresser Smart Wardrobe, Bespoke air purifier and Bespoke vacuum cleaner. Jet. With flexibility, automation and neat design, these will be devices suitable for many different uses such as office, gym or classroom. Lifestyle devices launching in North America and Europe include: Bespoke AirDresser smart wardrobe brings fashion care solutions, ensuring clothes always keep their best shape and match with high-end Bespoke style. The product will launch in Europe and in the US in the second half of 2021. Bespoke air purifiers draw air from five directions for quick and powerful air purification, even in large spaces. The ultra-clean filter system can remove 99.999% of fine dust up to 0.01µm,* while the 3-Way smart exhaust system circulates clean air in different directions. The device is available in a variety of designs and colors and is expected to launch in the US in the third quarter. The Bespoke Jet vacuum cleaner comes with a Clean Station, allowing for a comprehensive cleaning and cleaning of the house. After vacuuming is complete, users only need to attach the vacuum cleaner to the station and the product will automatically clean the garbage inside and charge itself. The new Bespoke Jet will come in three color options and launch in the US, Europe, CIS and Southeast Asia in the second half of 2021. The first Jet Bot AI+ smart vacuum cleaner to support the Intel AI solution. The smart vacuum uses object recognition technology, along with LiDAR and 3D sensors to identify objects and moving paths in the home, for optimal cleaning. Equipped with a camera, Jet Bot AI+ is integrated with SmartThings app to support remote home monitoring. The device will be available in the US, Europe, CIS and Southeast Asia in the second half of 2021. Other new lifestyle devices include: Bespoke ShoeDresser cherishes your favorite shoes so they feel fresh with every use. Deodorization, dehumidification and drying units are based on the unique material and shape of the shoes, ensuring they are well maintained. The Bespoke Cube** refrigerator offers flexible storage for essential products, such as wine, beer and cosmetics. This unit operates quietly enough to be placed in the bedroom next to the sofa, or anywhere where ingredients or food need to be kept cool. Bespoke water purifiers** are sold with single or multiple faucets. The product is equipped with a four-stage filtration system and can filter up to 2,500 liters of water, enough for a family of four to drink for a year. The amount of water and temperature can be set by voice using Bixby. SmartThings connects your life Samsung’s vision for Bespoke Home is for a connected life through artificial intelligence (AI) and automation. At the core of this vision is the SmartThings feature, which brings a centralized and easy home management platform to everyone. SmartThings Cooking plans and individualized recipes, reflects user preferences and refrigerator space, and automatically applies recipe-based temperatures and cooking modes, directly syncing across devices. cooking. Service is available in North America and some countries in Europe. SmartThings Pet syncs with home appliances like Bespoke air purifiers and Jet Bot AI+ robotic vacuums to help users check in on pets when they’re not at home. The service will launch globally in Europe, Latin America, and Asia in the second half of 2021. SmartThings Clothing Care synchronizes with Bespoke AirDresser as well as smart washers and dryers to improve laundry efficiency. The service recommends cycles and equipment settings for optimal care, helping to reduce guesswork or “big wash”. SmartThings Clothing Care service is currently available in the US and European markets. The updated Bespoke AirDresser connectivity update will be available in the US and some European markets in the second half of 2021. SmartThings Air syncs with Samsung air purifiers and air conditioners to monitor the air quality inside and outside the user’s home in real time. The product will launch in the US in the second half of 2021.

After getting married and giving birth, the singer left Vietnam temporarily to go to Singapore to live with her family. Recently, she showed off the new kitchen in her living space with full amenities. Doan Trang and his husband spend a lot of time on the idea of ​​designing the kitchen as desired. For Doan Trang, the kitchen is considered a place for family reunification and helps keep the fire of marriage. The kitchen space is divided into many drawers. Each drawer holds different types of cooking utensils such as cups, cups, dishes, dishes … The kitchen has a modern, symmetrical design to help open a large space, family has plenty of space to decorate, especially when there is a party. The material chosen by Doan Trang is a green core melamine wood that is waterproof, moisture-proof and extremely durable. In particular, many items are imported from Europe to help make the living space more luxurious and sophisticated. In the kitchen space, many parts are designed in-wall to save space. The kitchen is designed intelligently and conveniently. In free days, Doan Trang’s family goes to the kitchen to cook and reunite. Overview of Doan Trang’s kitchen has warm, deep tones, is covered with wooden floors and has more decorative items. The singer revealed that she and her husband always have careful calculations before buying anything for their kitchen. Doan Trang is currently living a happy life with his Swedish husband. The couple shared sweet and warm moments. Photo: NSCC.

Many homeowners believe that the bathroom has only secondary functions, not comparable with the living room or bedroom. Therefore, during the construction process, this space was not paid attention to the design. This is the reason why family members have many inconveniences when using them later. Not a main space, but the bathroom plays an important role in the health and well-being of family members. (Artwork) Without the support of an architect or professional interior designer, you can still design your bathroom, clean it properly and avoid making the following basic mistakes: Not enough for the door Many homeowners often take advantage of the space to build a bathroom or toilet, so the area for this space is not large. Therefore, the door is the most vulnerable place to “steal space”. The door space is often not enough, often used for objects, so the door never opens the wide angle as designed by the hinge. How to overcome this drawback is to use sliding doors or sliding doors to increase the usable area inside. Not setting the right space for the bathroom is a misconception. (Illustration) The location is not reasonable Even with professionals, it is not easy to locate the toilet in the bathroom so that it is reasonable. Should put the toilet bowl in the place where the most comfortable, most spacious use. Preferably in the corner, away from the doors and near the sink. There is no ventilation system Ventilation in the bathroom is very important, because it is the only source of air exchange in a closed room with the outside environment. With bathrooms without ventilation fans, moisture and odor will have a chance to develop, negatively affecting the health of family members. Do not use anti-slip floor tiles Expensive and luxurious natural stones or marble but completely unsuitable for bathroom floor linings. For families with the elderly and young children, designing a safe bathroom is very important. Therefore, any type of tile or stone used in the bathroom floor lining must also ensure slip resistance. Currently, many families tend to choose rough materials to increase safety but should also choose a moderate roughness to limit dirt and difficult to clean. Should choose bathroom floor tiles with a moderate roughness will be less dirty and easier to clean. (Illustration) The area is too small With townhouses with a modest area, many homeowners take advantage of certain space to build bathrooms. Even, there are large houses but only spend a little part to make bathrooms, because the owner thinks it is not important. That is a misconception. Even a small bathroom should be large enough to store essential items such as towels, soap, shower gel, or cleaning chemicals. It is best to have a small shelf or a small cabinet, you can use a wall-mounted cabinet to save space. Do not use professional waterproofing A common mistake when building a bathroom is using improper waterproofing or not using waterproofing on floors and walls, surfaces exposed to water. From there, water easily condenses into the cracks in the floor, between the bricks, the adhesive materials such as lime, mortar are gradually damaged, moldy and peeling. Put gravel under the floor Spreading the gravel under the bathroom floor is both aesthetically pleasing and has a good adhesion effect. However, this form is only suitable for spas, but with a family bathroom, it requires a lot of care from the owner. In addition, spreading gravel under the bathroom floor is easy to get dirty, make water stagnant and difficult to clean. Phuong Anh (synthetic)

The windows extend to most of the top part of the house and have red bars that add colorful accents to the facade. Near the windows is a wooden accent area wrapped around the back corner of the house on the second floor. The window slightly extends out at the end near the floor, from the outside you can glimpse the interior. The large dome-shaped front door is made of steel, giving it a modern look when combined with the outer concrete layer. The oversized windows help fill the house with natural light at entrances and stairs. On the second floor of the house, the stairs passed through the window. And take a look at the rooms inside the house … The entrance leads directly to the dining room and open-space kitchen, where wooden furniture such as dining tables and kitchen cabinets resonate with the natural greenery of the house. A sliding glass door in the kitchen and dining room opens onto a backyard furnished with wicker furniture and bamboo along with potted plants. The stairs next to the front door lead up to the living room. Before reaching the living room, there is a small bar area integrated into the design of the black railing. From this angle, you can see the lamp hanging from the ceiling that looks like a wooden sculpture. Simple living room with wooden shelves and furniture, some greenery and floor-to-ceiling curtains. The stairs continue up to the bedrooms and bathrooms, illuminated by skylights and skylights. The bedroom design includes a custom bed frame with a bedside table, as well as a desk that converts into a shelf. Nearby bathrooms have faded doors and a built-in bathtub.

Recently, however, a man who bought a 3 bedroom house in Sydney, Australia has accepted to pay a higher price than the listed price just because he likes house number 65. The house with number 65 in the front makes customers want to buy it right away The house for sale for sale for $ 3.9 million (69 billion) on a real estate website in Australia. “It is his favorite number, certainly the number he wants to buy …”, Angus Gorrie – representative of real estate company McGrath said. It is known that this man spent 4.8 million AUD (85 billion) to complete the transaction within 4 days after the house was listed on the market. The identity of the buyer is not disclosed, but the person is about 40 years old and has been searching for his dream home for 1 year. After finding the 3-bedroom house number 65 for sale online, the man immediately came to see it and decided to buy it on the second view. Due to the purchase of the desired home, this guest and his family are excitedly moving into a new home. The house is airy, located in an area with many facilities In addition to the 65th house number, the man about 40 years old also likes the beautiful location where the property is located. The house has a newly refurbished kitchen, 3 large bedrooms, a built-in wardrobe, 2 bathrooms, a family living area and a spacious dining area with a beautiful garden. Behind the house is a parking space with enough room for 2 cars. From the house, take a short walk to parks, shops and public transport … Dieu Quynh (According to Mirror)

Do not think that a small bedroom will limit all creativity and boredom. Create a compact display space to highlight the room, such as a handmade vase after traveling or a beautiful decoration, or a shelf displaying the items. your favorite. Illustration. Trees are not a bad idea Not much, but you can put one or two small pots of plants that work to purify the air and repel insects in a small bedroom. It can be plants such as: aloe, aloe vera, ivy, betel nut, gardenia … Simplify the furniture and arrange the room neatly and tidy Illustration. Feeling tired if you come home from a long day facing a small bedroom, messy blankets and furniture. With a small bedroom, you should minimize the furniture, just put the basic items in the room, take advantage of smart furniture, built-in wardrobe, arrange the storage properly for a neat bedroom. and tidy. It is best to arrange the office separate from the bedroom, which can be separated by just a shelf or curtain. Choose an item as a highlight How do you make the impression when you only have a small bedroom? The most reasonable way is to choose an item you love to highlight for the room. For example, it could be a bed with a unique design, an impressive picture, a stylish carpet or a stylish patterned bedding … Consider your options carefully. and pay attention to suit the general style of the house. Color To make the small bedroom feel more spacious and airy, you should prioritize the selection of bright colors: white, cream, beige, nude … At the same time, there should be a large window in the bedroom combined with white curtains. Bring impressive effects to the room. Do not worry that your room becomes boring, if you love patterns, patterns, you can ask for the help of wallpaper with elegant tones … /.

The house has 2.5 floors, has a total floor area of ​​295 m2, built on a piece of land 6.2x19m, in an alley in Cam Pha, Quang Ninh. This is the home of a young man about to get married. Taking advantage of the two-fronted house (the main entrance to the North and the back door to the South opens a field), the architects have designed a large glass door system, opening and closing flexibly to help catch the sun, catch the wind, take the light inside. Architecture and interior are designed in a modern and simple style. To create a sense of ventilation, the first floor space minimizes the partitions. The connecting living, dining and kitchen areas extend vertically on the land. The highlight of the house is the middle area of ​​nearly 20m2, including the staircase connecting from the first floor to the third floor, the space next to the staircase is smooth from the roof to the first floor. The iron stair system combines wooden steps with transparent glass railing, creating a feeling of spaciousness. This architectural part is as impressive as a modern sculpture Right at the foot of the stairs is a 7.5 square meter gravel carpet spread on a concrete floor and covered with 15mm thick tempered glass. Next is a small landscape of 6m2 with a happy tree 2.5m high, symbolizing the feelings of a young couple to be married. The small landscape is located in the 6m2 wide floor space. Due to direct light from the roof to the first floor, the plants around the floor opening are always green. Floor clearance also makes it easy for bedrooms on the second floor to look down on the first floor. Comfortable kitchen with kitchen cabinets and modern equipment. The floor space between the house plus the two doors extending to the two ends helps every corner of the house be ventilated and receive natural light. Three bedrooms are located on the second floor. The wardrobe in the main bedroom as well as most other cabinets in the house are designed in wall and ceiling to feel like they are “hidden”. The large porch outside the bedroom is a relaxing place to open up the space in front of the house.

1. Paint color Be brave to use a color tone for bathroom tiles from wall to floor, use large size bricks to deceive the vision, helping to enhance and expand the space. Neutral shades for the tiles, while the white ceilings make the bathroom look a little wider, giving it a feeling of lightness. Proper lighting arrangement, using a recessed downlight or an LED around the vanity, a mirror cabinet is a smart choice. 2. Reasonable hosting solutions Take advantage of the bathroom mirror as a small storage cabinet, built-in closet, double towel rack, thin cabinet … You can consult with an architect or consult smart storage solutions to increase storage area for the bathroom while ensuring a neat and lovely space. 3. Keep the bathroom tidy and tidy The small bathroom has no room for clutter, as it feels tired, cramped. If you do not have the design conditions from the beginning, focus on the details so that the bathroom has simplicity and sophistication: a wooden ladder that serves as a decoration and a towel rack, simple wall shelf. , a small pot of ivy or a towel stool. 4. Bathroom glass Using glass works to make a small bathroom feel larger. You can not build a wall but use transparent glass combined with curtain pull to make the room spacious and full of light. Also, it’s important to use the right mirror for a small bathroom. 5. Create your own personality One mistake is that the bathroom just needs to be clean, sterile and ignores the owner’s personality. The bathroom may be small, but it’s indispensable for your own breath and signature. For example, choose a stone or tile with interesting patterns or patterns; highlight a sculpture; candle holder; a lovely potted plant; a cup containing a toothbrush with a funny shape … Be bold and creative in your lovely little space! ./.

Building exterior. An old villa is estimated to be about 100 years old, called by the people around it as Bao Dai Villa, with the interior structures, rooms, stairs and toilets almost intact. The new owner of the villa, businessman Ho Hoang Hai (Phu Thanh Company) is looking for support from researchers, architects … to learn the origin of the villa and have a conservation direction. to turn this place into an attractive cultural site of Hanoi. The villa is located near Ngoc Ha slope, hidden behind the rows of shops and street kiosks, still intact the curving fence panels of the old royal garden. According to the drawings of the villa that Mr. Ho Hoang Hai collected, the villa has a splendid scalloped garden with a wall of winding like dragon body outside. The main entrance to the building. The mansion is the main work in a complex of four ancient villas located at the top of Ngoc Ha village. According to the people living in this area, these palaces are all related to the Nguyen Dynasty during the reign of King Bao Dai. Some of these houses are designed in Western style but have tiled roofs. Landing stairs and windows to get sunlight. The building has a unique architecture that combines both oriental styles. Passing through the gate of 186 Ngoc Ha, one can easily see that the fence wall of the villa is built like a dragon, covered with tile, and from above, you can see that the entire wall is formed into a shell Giant clams embrace the mansion. The stairs lead up to the attic. Entrepreneur Ho Hoang Hai said that this villa has passed the hands of many owners, however, fortunately the owners are very careful to keep the house during the stay, so the basic structure of the building, with some parts of the interior still intact. The whole floor is paved with ironwood, the water is shiny black like new. The system of built-in cabinets is also made of iron wood. Inside the rooms, every room has a fireplace. The wall separates rooms inside the building up to 60cm, is soundproof and keeps warm in winter, but makes rooms cool in summer. Wooden ladder. The stylized winding wooden staircase, with the armrest is firmly built with bricks and wooden edges. In the corridor connecting the rooms on the floor, there are built-in technical boxes, which seemed impossible at a time about 100 years ago. In addition to the original wooden door system, the building also has sliding door systems in some rooms and garages, which are still running smoothly and very light. Except for a few rooms, the owner has made plaster ceilings to serve the needs of homestay, but did not affect much the structure. In particular, the villa also has a self-contained, upstairs toilet, which is no different from modern houses, which was difficult to find in other ordinary houses 100 years ago. The stairs lead to the 3rd floor. Mr. Dao Duc Toan, 66 years old this year, who is one of those who lived near the mansion since he was a child, said that this mansion has many interesting things. For example, below the building there is an underground tunnel about a few hundred meters long, which is said to lead to West Lake, to the seaplane wharf of King Bao Dai. Residents living around the building also told the story of going down this tunnel to avoid bombs and hide the soldiers there during wartime. When the peace was restored, for a while the tunnel became a place to play hide and seek for children in this area before it was closed to avoid rats, bugs … Ho Hoang Hai (in black shirt standing in the middle) was leading reporters to visit the villa. In addition, Mr. Ho Hoang Hai also said that he heard people around him about a building about 50 meters away from this mansion, which is said to be the dance floor and guest house of King Bao Dai. In fact, at the beginning of Ngoc Ha slope, there used to be a famous draft beer restaurant in Hanoi at that time because there was a wine cellar below. Mr. Dao Duc Toan recounted that when he was a child, his family lived about 100 meters from the building. At that time, the population in this area was very sparse, standing on top of his house could still see the roof of the mansion. “The house has a very high historical value, with the basic interior still intact, along with many details of the building. Since childhood, I have heard that this is a building related to King Bao Dai. This house, if restored as in Do Son or Da Lat, will become an attractive tourist destination in Hanoi, ”he said. The garden fence wall is winding with the tiled roof and the relief door is still intact. Mr. Ho Hoang Hai said that he has searched for information and documents about the villa in many places, from people living in the villa’s premises, to some places to keep documents, research, but still have not found any documents and documents that accurately guide the owner and the time to build the villa. It is said that this is the house of the wife of King Bao Dai married to a French husband, there is also information that the house was built by Mrs. Marie Nguyen Huu Hao, the sister of the Empress Nam Phuong. “My biggest aspiration is to get information, as well as get help from research institutes, experts in history and architecture, to find out the exact origin and owner of the throne. this mansion. I want to turn this place into a cultural address of Hanoi, for people to understand and appreciate the precious heritage that the city owns. But only when you know clearly and concretely the information related to this house will the mansion truly return to its true meaning ”- Mr. Ho Hoang Hai shared. Some pictures inside the villa: Wall-mounted cabinets, curtain braces are still intact. All loose furniture in the house belongs to the tenant for display. Every room has a fireplace. Wall cabinet system is still intact.

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The unfortunate “refresh” According to businessman Ho Hoang Hai – who currently owns most of the villa at 10A Ngoc Ha slope, Hanoi (now 186 Ngoc Ha lane) is said to be related to King Bao Dai, this villa is due to French architect Arthur Kruze designed. Originally, there are 3 floors, but the previous owner renovated the hot-resistant attic to become the 4th floor. The area in front of the villa, which is a garden of over 300m2, has a fence – surrounded by the people in the area called “dragon wall”, but this space has been built by people to live, only dragon wall. The surround was kept almost intact, only a short corner of the corner at the top of the alley was demolished. A corner of the villa still remains original. Photo: Thuong Hue “Two months ago I acquired a part of the ownership of the villa which is a part of the 1st and 3rd floors, the rest is from 4 owners. In general, the interior of the house has been surprisingly intact for the past 110 years such as: Stairs, ironwood floors, fireplace, wooden doors, built-in wooden cabinets ”- businessman Ho Hoang Hai shared and expressed wish to find solutions to preserve the architecture as well as historical and cultural values ​​of this villa.
However, speaking with the Economic & Urban reporter, after 4 hours of preliminary survey in and on the premises of this villa, Assoc.Prof. Dr. Khuat Tan Hung – Head of Department of Theory and Heritage Conservation architecture, Hanoi Architectural University said that the original value of the villa has been overshadowed by the regrettable renewal.
According to Assoc.Prof. Dr. Khuat Tan Hung, although the villa still retains many valuable original values, from looking outside, the professionals can see the existing details such as: yin and yang tiled roof; roof architecture inspired by traditional communal roofs with blades soaring at the four corners; dragon wall surrounds; The red brick stairs in front of the villa leading up to the second floor are still original. Inside the villa, there are intact fireplaces, built-in cabinets, window frames and curtains, showing the unique architecture of this French colonial villa, combining Eastern and Western cultures. The outward appearance has the appearance of the East, in the heart of the modern Western-style architecture; not at all contradictory, but surprisingly and interestingly in harmony with each other. Unfortunately, the homeowner has renewed the wall with white paint, plus the plaster ceiling, plus the landscape of the original villa has been replaced by undulating high-rise tube houses. The original architecture of the villa was sunk and overshadowed.
“That’s not to mention, the villa has been added to an attic, the existing wooden staircase is most likely not original, as through preliminary investigation, the original staircase leaned towards the grantino plan ( granulated stone, pigment, cement, plastering, glazing), not wood cladding. Along with that, the multi-ownership of the current villa makes the space and architecture here be broken by the walls blocking the ownership boundary. For example, the staircase from the first floor leads to the third floor (the part owned by businessman Ho Hoang Hai). With this architecture, the staircase going up to the right is the hall on the 2nd floor but is narrowed by a wall and then the path to the 3rd floor is quite narrow. ” – Associate Professor, Dr. Khuat Tan Hung analyzed.
Need to expand the scope of conservation
According to Assoc.Prof. Dr. Khuat Tan Hung, in order for the aforementioned villa to promote its value, the original element must be clearly revealed. To do this, he said that it is not easy, because the principle of conservation is to have a comprehensive conservation plan and then to be specific, that is to preserve the whole area, from house number 170 – 186 Ngoc Ha, Because there are still a number of French colonial villas in this area, there are even more intact architectural villas than the one related to King Bao Dai mentioned above. Meanwhile, this area is outside the boundary of the regulation on architectural planning management of the old quarter of Hanoi. “However, it is still a bit fortunate that it is still on the list of the management of French colonial mansions of the city. But in order to preserve and promote the value of this mansion, it is imperative to expand the conservation scope ”- Associate Professor, Dr. Khuat Tan Hung emphasized. Entrepreneur Ho Hoang Hai (leftmost) discusses with experts and economic and urban reporters. Regarding the businessman Ho Hoang Hai wants to preserve this villa, Associate Professor, Dr. Khuat Tan Hung said that this is good news, welcome and should be encouraged. Because of the fact, the villas of French colonial architecture in Hanoi that are still quite intact, mostly owned by the State, are offices, embassies; Privately owned villas appear to have been deformed over time. He also said that, in order to do this, businessman Ho Hoang Hai must first buy all the ownership of the villa in order to preserve and reveal the original value and promote the value of the villa. the villa in all aspects.
Expressing high agreement with the analysis and comments of Assoc.Prof.Dr. Khuat Tan Hung, Dr. Vu Hoai Duc – Lecturer of the Faculty of Interdisciplinary Sciences, National University of Hanoi, said, in the world. there are already experiences in successfully conserving the urban heritage that are applicable to this case in Hanoi. People gather heritage lovers into a group, this group of people with the nucleus are “sponsors”, while promoting communication about the value of heritage works, in order to create new awareness in community. They will then work vigorously on the legal front (lobbying for regulations to make it more difficult to change the urban layout and destroy valuable buildings) and eventually donate. have enough money, buy heritage buildings, renovate them beautifully and then sell them at a much higher price, with legal covenants protecting their identity.

“In my opinion, in Vietnam, specifically Hanoi can also be deployed in this way and Mr. Hai can form a team of lovers of old and old villas to mobilize collective strength in conservation work. , not only the villa is partly owned by you but also many other single villas are privately owned in the area and in the city area ”- Dr. Vu Hoai Duc said and said that, in the short term, It is necessary to properly assess the value of the urban heritage itself in the spatial population with tangible and intangible links on the cultural – historical dimension. For example, the continuation of the row of 3 villas, closely related to the Botanical Park – the royal garden in the past; Dinh and Ngoc Ha village – one of the ancient lands of Thang Long citadel. From there, it is possible to issue and enforce sanctions in repair and construction of works, work areas that are considered to have historical, cultural and architectural values. Although it is called “Bao Dai Villa”, the fact that King Bao Dai ever owned or actually lived here is not certain. There is information that this villa was built and inaugurated by an aunt of King Bao Dai in 1911 (Bao Dai was born in 1917), when abdicated, King Bao Dai used to come here. However, it is said that this is the mansion of Mr. Bao Dai with King Bao Dai, that is Baron Pìerre Jules François Didelot – husband of Mrs. Marie Agnès Huu Hao, sister of Nam Phuong Hoang Hau. The villa was built in 1939, not 1911, by architect Arthur Kruze (1900 – 1989) – professor of Indochina Fine Arts College, because according to recorded documents, architect Arthur Kruze graduated in architecture in 1929 and I went to Vietnam to be a lecturer in 1930 – 1954.

King Bao Dai His real name is Nguyễn Phúc Vĩnh Thụy (1913-1997), the last king of Nguyen Dynasty . He is famous for owning many of the most luxurious mansions in Vietnam, with a total of seven mansions scattered across the country. Hidden in a lane at the beginning of Ngoc Ha street, the house mansion wearing a tepid color of time. The house was built more than a century ago, perhaps because of that, it is bold in me France architecture in Indochina at that time. Ancient buildings are a unique combination of both Eastern and Western architectural styles. Outside, the typical oriental dragon phoenix roof architecture. Although nearly 100 years old, the roofing tiles remain intact and have not faded over time. Stepping inside, the interior designs are completely Western, with windows that are structured in French outer glass: the regular inside is shaded by lightning. Not only that, but the window system and sliding rail doors still operate smoothly after nearly a century. What impresses anyone when visiting the house is perhaps the wide, graceful ironwood steps connecting the floors. In addition, the heating system and wooden wall-mounted cabinets available in all rooms remain original. What amazes visitors is that the house has an underground tunnel system and an exit as far as West Lake. However, decades ago, the government, when taking over, rebuilt it and assigned it to high-ranking officials. It can be seen that this is a historical work with a special architecture, both modern and once on the luxury of the residence of the last emperor of the Vietnamese feudal dynasty./.

Ancient buildings with both Eastern and Western architectural styles. Ancient buildings are a unique combination of both Eastern and Western architectural styles. Outside, the typical oriental dragon phoenix roof architecture. Although nearly 100 years old, the roofing tiles remain intact and have not faded over time. The mansion at 186 Ngoc Ha Street is located in the middle of Hanoi capital, but very few people know it because over time, households build houses to obscure the vision of the villa. The materials for building the residence are imported from France, Italy, Spain … Although nearly 100 years old, the roofing tiles have remained intact over time. French house architecture, when being imported into Vietnam, has also been modified more or less in terms of design and details to suit the locality. The area outside the fence at the entrance to the old mansion is a courtyard garden of 300 square meters wide. In particular, although the architecture is French style, the palace is cleverly dotted with typical East Asian architectural details, from the dragon shape curving on the fence wall leading to the house to the dragon and phoenix motifs. in the roof that was originally reserved for the kings of the Nguyen Dynasty. And here is a photo of the owner of the mansion. King Bao Dai’s real name is Nguyen Phuc Vinh Thuy (1913-1997), the last king of the Nguyen Dynasty. He is famous for owning many of the most luxurious mansions in Vietnam, with a total of seven mansions scattered across the country. Stepping inside, the interior designs are completely Western, with windows that are structured in French outer glass: the regular inside is shaded by lightning. Not only that, but the window system and sliding rail doors still operate smoothly after nearly a century. Electrical and plumbing systems go underground in the walls and under the floor. Even in the house, there is also a copper floor negative electric socket and water pump made in France that are still operating until now. The French villas or palaces always give priority to having trees to adjust the indoor temperature to a level that is not too high even on hot days. In particular, the architect designed the house cleverly added natural elements outside the window frame in the attic that is hot and humid so that the homeowner can take advantage of planting some more vines, increasing blue and aesthetics. What impresses anyone when visiting the house is perhaps the wide, graceful ironwood steps connecting the floors. In addition, the heating system and wooden wall-mounted cabinets available in all rooms remain original. The built-in wooden cabinet system is almost preserved. The interior design is completely Western, exuding luxury and nobility. Currently, the villa is being hired by an interior design company as a business premises. Mr. Ho Hoang Hai, the current owner of the villa, expressed his wish to have more historical and architectural information from researchers to help develop and preserve the unique architecture. This unique.

The villa is located in the city of Valencia, Spain, on the Mediterranean coast. The work is built on an area of ​​313m2 in a spacious campus with swimming pool in front of the house; shaped like a modern sculpture.

The project has a two-story scale, with a combination of two stacked blocks in a minimalist style. To have a beautiful view of the sea, the structure of the house reverses the traditional rule: the bedroom is arranged on the first floor and the second floor is the living room and the kitchen – dining is located in the upper architectural block.

Building façades are strong hollow solid blocks, with no redundant decorative details. The main color is white with a modern, elegant beauty and stands out against the blue sky.

The lower architectural block overlooking the swimming pool has 4 bedrooms, connected by a long corridor. Large glass partitions outside the corridor allow maximum visibility. The walls, ceilings, and floors are all white.

The stairs in the corner of the house to the 2nd floor are also very simple. Light is a kind of “material” that accentuates any architectural shapes.

The second floor is the living room space connected with the kitchen – dining room. Black sofa set as a highlight on a white background.

The kitchen area is also all white with minimalistic interiors. The only highlight is the black oven. Cabinet system is designed in wall, outside is kitchen island. From the large space on the 2nd floor one can see the sea in the distance.

Outside the large living space – the kitchen on the second floor, above the roof of the first floor block is a place to relax.

The bedrooms have large glass walls that open to the back garden. The interior is also minimalistic with white as the main color.

The bathroom in master bedroom overlooks the green garden.

The panorama of living room and kitchen space is viewed from the first floor terrace.

Ancient buildings are a unique combination of both Eastern and Western architectural styles. Outside, the typical oriental dragon phoenix roof architecture. Although nearly 100 years old, the roofing tiles remain intact and have not faded over time.

The mansion at 186 Ngoc Ha Street is located in the middle of Hanoi capital, but very few people know it, because over time, households build houses to obscure the vision of the villa.

The materials for building the residence are imported from France, Italy, and Spain … Although nearly 100 years old, the roofing tiles have remained intact over time.

French house architecture, when imported into Vietnam, has also been modified more or less in terms of design and details to suit the local area.

The area outside the fence at the entrance to the old mansion is a courtyard garden of 300 square meters wide. In particular, although the architecture is French style, the palace is cleverly dotted with typical East Asian architectural details, from the dragon shape curving on the fence wall leading to the house to the dragon, phoenix motif at the roof that was only reserved for kings of the Nguyen Dynasty.

And here is a photo of the owner of the mansion. King Bao Dai’s real name is Nguyen Phuc Vinh Thuy (1913-1997), the last king of the Nguyen Dynasty. He is famous for owning many of the most luxurious mansions in Vietnam, with a total of seven mansions scattered across the country.

Stepping inside, the interior designs are completely Western, with windows that are structured in French outer glass: the regular inside is shaded by lightning. Not only that, the window system and sliding rail doors still operate smoothly after nearly a century.

Electrical and plumbing systems go underground in the walls and under the floor. Even in the house, there is also a copper floor negative electric socket and water pump made in France that are still operating until now.

What impresses anyone when visiting the house is probably the wide, graceful ironwood steps connecting the floors.

The French villas or palaces always give priority to having trees to adjust the indoor temperature to a level that is not too high even on hot days. In particular, the architect designed the house cleverly added natural elements outside the window frame in the attic that is hot and humid so that the homeowner can take advantage of planting some more vines, increasing blue and aesthetics.

In addition, the system of fireplaces and wooden cabinets in the rooms remains original.

The built-in wooden cabinet system is almost preserved.

The interior design is completely Western, exuding luxury and nobility.

Currently, the villa is being hired by an interior design company as a business premises. Mr. Ho Hoang Hai, the current owner of the villa, expressed his wish to have more historical and architectural information from researchers to help develop and preserve the unique architecture. This unique.