Small rugs: Small rugs will make a space look smaller and vice versa. In addition to making the space appear larger, rugs can divide the place into zones. For example, if you don’t want to put a screen or tall wardrobe in the middle of the room to separate your bedroom from where you work, you can use a rug to do that. Not enough light: To make a room look bigger, you need to light up every nook and cranny. The arrangement of lights in the room must also be considered to avoid taking up too much space. Use horizontal lines: The smaller the place, the more items must be with vertical lines on the couch or bed. Also, instead of short curtains, it’s better to use long curtains that touch the floor. Color is also very important, designers recommend using colors that match the wall. Dark, heavy furniture: Glass furniture and other transparent materials will make your space appear larger. Also, buy furniture that is made in light colors rather than dark colors. Different color walls and ceilings: Different colored walls and ceilings narrow the space, whereas the same color will make the space wider. Furniture without legs: Furniture with high legs to reveal the floor below makes the room feel larger than it really is. Small mirror: The new large mirror makes the room look much larger. Also, hanging a mirror in front of a window can reflect more light. TV at eye level or lower: The TV should be placed higher than eye level, when looking up at the TV, it will feel that the wall of the house is higher than it actually is. In addition, this approach also creates space under the TV to use storage for other items.

Video: Close-up of transparent and economical level 4 house The level 4 house in the picture was built in a new town at the northernmost tip of Minoh city (Osaka, Japan), which has a rich natural environment. The owner is a young couple who wants the house to be able to blend in with nature and minimize the boundary between the house and the surrounding environment. Based on the requirements of the owner, architect Yasuyuki Kitamura has created a transparent level 4 house. Allow light to reach every nook and cranny of the house. The roof in the middle of the house is covered with heat-resistant, transparent materials to get light for the house. The two horizontal sides of the house are designed entirely with transparent glass, eliminating the boundary between the house and the surrounding environment. In addition, homeowners also install thin white curtains to block sunlight and adjust visibility. The house uses many small wooden pillars to support the roof of the house. The interior of the house from the kitchen shelf to the decorative potted plants all use white as the main color. The reception and dining tables match the color of the wooden pillars in the house, creating a sense of color uniformity. Although the house is transparent, the bedroom and toilet of the house are still closed to ensure privacy; For these rooms, homeowners use sliding doors to ensure the orderliness of the house. In the house, decorated with many trees to create vitality and accents for the house, which takes the main white tone. After being posted by Archdaily, this model was quickly shared on housing forums and made many people “fever” because it was so unique and simple in design. Design drawings of the house

Ancient city of Hanoi. In the early years of the 20th century, the Indochine architectural style was born. This style is a cross between French culture and local culture. If one has the opportunity to step into the old houses in the old quarter, it is not difficult to recognize this architectural feature in some corners. Currently, the Indochinese style is still in vogue but with more modern and fresh colors. A family has lived in the group of Hang Voi street (Hoan Kiem, Hanoi) for many years. From living habits, the rhythm of life is very familiar and do not want to move to another area. They want a new apartment in style and comfort. In particular, showing the “range” of the owner but still keeping the old features of the house. Before this request, architect Huy Do and design team A8 advised the family to renovate the apartment in Indochinese style. After a period of research and design, the old apartment building has had a spectacular makeover. Huy Do shared, when applying this style, the design team tries to refine the most quintessential features, ensuring full functionality but still maintaining a delicate aesthetic. Interior materials are mainly industrial wood mixed with natural wood. The living room, reception hall are tiled with cement tiles, the bedroom and kitchen use wooden floors. The living room and the worship room are two separate spaces, separated by a bamboo curtain but still connected. The architects used ancient patterned cement tiles, with sofa sets, TV cabinets from wood and lattice rattan, bearing Vietnamese imprints. Paintings of Indochinese girls, period paintings, tropical floral motifs, arched doors… are typical of this design style. The wooden floor matches the interior and the door. Dining table set for 6 people, bird cage chandeliers create accents for the dining area. The architects take advantage of the open space design, making the apartment more airy. From the dining table looking straight to the door and living room, observing every corner of the house. Kitchen cabinets, island table with white stone and fish scale blue stone. There are large windows to catch the sun and circulate air for the whole apartment. Cozy bedroom, the wood paneling on the headboard is cut by CNC machine. The rounded lines continue to work, helping homeowners feel comfortable when resting and bringing vitality. In the room, there is a neoclassical bathtub, a gilded shower. Baby bedroom, just ensuring to keep the style of the house but no less cute and comfortable. Small bathroom, using a yang washbasin, placed on a circular stone slab.

Located in a densely populated urban area in Ho Chi Minh City, the house was created with the desire to create as much space as possible, providing an interesting living atmosphere. The architect’s idea was to rearrange the allowable space by taking 2 internal spaces from the main block, dividing them into smaller blocks and attaching them back to make a balcony. In this way, the architect created an empty space that allows wind and natural light to flow to every corner of the house while keeping the required area. The house is 5 floors high, including 7 rooms, including 2 atrium rooms with private yard. These 7 rooms embrace 2 spaces inside with some balconies facing the outside. The interior void offers a private courtyard, a laundry balcony and a ventilation shaft. Meanwhile, the outside balcony along with the double-layer brick creates a “dual leather” facade that protects the townhouse from tropical weather. The location of the balcony and the trees are randomly studied to help the building have something in harmony with the surrounding context. The bedroom is simple and bright. The terrace is designed with many green plants. Photo source: Hiroyuki Oki Video: House 25m2- opportunity to have a house for many people? Source: VTV24

Jade yang goat is “praised” by many people as an effective “panacea”. That’s why goat pearls are becoming more and more popular. Photo: Thitdetuoi. Jade yang or jade onion, also known as goat’s goat, goat’s pin, and goat’s egg, is the testicle of a male goat. Photo: Decuubaoquan Since ancient times, Vietnamese people have spread among themselves that the dish from jade yang goat is ranked first in the dishes used to nourish men’s sexual vitality, enhance men’s ability, kidney and yang. ..Photo: Decuubaoquan It is also for this reason that at many restaurants specializing in goat meat dishes, jade yang goat is always very popular, even “out of stock”. Photo: Vinhhanhfood. On the market, goat pearls are for sale at prices ranging from 200,000 to 300,000 VND/kg. Accordingly, each set of goat pearls costs from 300,000 to 500,000 VND, depending on the size. Photo: Internet. Mr. Tam (owner of a goat meat shop in Ho Chi Minh City) said: “Men are very fond of dishes from goat pearls. My restaurant often stews, stir-fries or pickles wine to serve customers”. Photo: Internet. Uncle Quang – specializing in goat meat business in Ninh Binh revealed that with Ninh Binh rock goats, jade can be up to 1 million VND/set, even several million VND depending on the age of the goats. However, do not want to buy is there. Photo: Internet The reason is that this type of jade is supposed to be obtained from goats raised in the rocky mountains of Ninh Binh, where the climate is four seasons and there are many medicinal leaves, so when the goats eat it, it will accumulate in the meat, the new jade will reach the highest quality. best quantity. Ngoc Duong goat can be processed into many different dishes such as stewing with traditional herbs, cooking hot pot….Photo: Decuubaoquan Video: Bridge for goats to go up the mountain to feed in Hoa Binh. Source: VTV24

According to Forbes, Roger Federer earns nearly $114 million a year and is also the highest-paid athlete in tennis history. Therefore, it is not surprising that the famous Swiss tennis player owns many expensive real estate around the world. Photo: Tennis365. In 2014, the tennis star spent $18 million buying a luxury apartment in the 50-story Le Reve skyscraper in Dubai. Le Reve is known as the most luxurious tower of Dubai. Photo: Alek Carrera Estates. Federer’s presidential penthouse has an area of ​​​​nearly 600 m2 with expensive views of the ocean as well as the luxury marina of Dubai. Federer mainly lives here in the fall and winter, or before attending the Dubai Open in late February. Photo: Alek Carrera Estates. The Sun revealed, the tennis superstar did not spare money for this expensive property. The most expensive and luxurious materials are used by Federer to refurbish the apartment. Photo: Alek Carrera Estates. The apartment is equipped with a smart management system. The tennis superstar can freely control the lighting, temperature and other smart amenities from any corner of the house. Photo: Alek Carrera Estates. The apartment has 5 spacious bedrooms decorated in bold Dubai style. Photo: Alek Carrera Estates. Each bedroom has its own bathroom with full luxury amenities. Photo: Alek Carrera Estates. In addition, the sports star also equipped with a separate dressing room and makeup. Photo: Alek Carrera Estates. Living room with luxurious wooden furniture. Photo: Alek Carrera Estates. The spacious kitchen is equipped with wooden cabinets and stone countertops. Photo: Alek Carrera Estates. Dining room with large capacity. Photo: Alek Carrera Estates. The apartment has a private terrace of 80 square meters with great views of Dubai Marina and the ocean. Photo: Alek Carrera Estates. The building also has a private heated rooftop swimming pool and a sports center designed by Federer himself. Photo: Alek Carrera Estates. In particular, Federer is also provided with personal protection services and exclusive privileges for luxury residents of Le Reve. Tennis superstars can use chauffeured limousines, helicopters or private planes, all of which can be ordered at the touch of a button. Photo: Sky News.

According to Forbes, Roger Federer earns nearly $ 114 million a year and is also the highest-paid athlete in tennis history. Therefore, it is not surprising that the famous Swiss tennis player owns many expensive real estate around the world. Photo: Tennis365. In 2014, the tennis star spent $ 18 million to buy a luxury apartment in the 50-story skyscraper Le Reve in Dubai. Le Reve is known as the most luxurious tower of Dubai. Photo: Alek Carrera Estates. Federer’s presidential penthouse has an area of ​​nearly 600 square meters with expensive views of the ocean and luxury marina of Dubai. Federer lives here mostly in the fall and winter, or before attending the Dubai Open in late February. Photo: Alek Carrera Estates. The Sun revealed, the tennis superstar did not regret money for this expensive property. The most expensive and luxurious materials are used by Federer to renovate the apartment. Photo: Alek Carrera Estates. The apartment is equipped with an intelligent management system. Tennis superstars can freely control lighting, temperature and other smart amenities from any corner of the house. Photo: Alek Carrera Estates. The apartment has 5 spacious bedrooms decorated in Dubai style. Photo: Alek Carrera Estates. Each bedroom has a private bathroom with full luxury amenities. Photo: Alek Carrera Estates. In addition, the sports star has a separate dressing room and makeup. Photo: Alek Carrera Estates. Living room with luxurious wooden furniture. Photo: Alek Carrera Estates. Spacious kitchen is fitted with wooden cabinets and tiled countertops. Photo: Alek Carrera Estates. Large dining room. Photo: Alek Carrera Estates. The apartment has a private terrace of 80 square meters with great views of the Dubai marina and the ocean. Photo: Alek Carrera Estates. The building also features a private rooftop swimming pool with adjustable temperature and a sports center designed by Federer personally. Photo: Alek Carrera Estates. In particular, Federer is also provided with personal security services and exclusive privileges for luxury residents of Le Reve. Tennis superstars can use a limousine with their own chauffeur, helicopter or private jet, all of which can be ordered at the touch of a button. Photo: Sky News.

The old house has a high construction density, lack of natural light, stuffy space, lack of connection and the owner needs to change to have a better life. They are a couple approaching retirement age, who love the tranquility and closeness to nature. House address in Da Nang.

The solution that Hinzstudio offers is that the common spaces of the house are moved to the front to increase the connection between family members and receive natural light into every corner of functional areas.

Sky wells will be organized at the front, back and center of the house to bring full light while still creating depth.

From all positions of the house, even from the bedroom, we can feel the change in light, air and wind.

The main materials are raw bricks and natural wood.

The shape of the roof and materials evoke images of houses in rural Vietnam. This is the main inspiration for the design.

At night, instead of using too many high-powered lamps, the design team’s main goal is to use lamps with a moderate capacity and the right color temperature to make the space more cozy and peaceful. .

pear spring (According to the ArchDaily)