for homeowners 'just like working from home'

HA NOI – As an IT engineer, the owner only asks the architect to design “a beautiful house so that you don’t get bored in it”.

The 125-square-meter apartment in Ha Dong is designed for a family of four. The owner often works at home, so the apartment is designed on the criteria of simplicity, neatness, and convenience.

The apartment is handed over rough. When renovating, the architects demolished all the walls built to redistribute the entire space.

The interior is streamlined in both color and detail. The apartment uses four main colors including white, gray, black and light brown. The white, gray, and black colors bring a clean, modern feel while the light brown color adds cozyness, a necessity for a family’s residence.

Highlights are moderated to stand out moderately, such as the Estatuario-patterned Neolith artificial stone shoe socket.

In the kitchen, the island is covered with Neolith stone, waterproof, scratch-resistant and resistant to high temperatures. Furniture made from oak, leather and metal. Dining chairs cost about 13 million VND, benches 16 million VND.

The dining table is also a favorite place for homeowners to work. It is bright enough, airy and can observe the entire apartment space.

High-ceiling cabinets allow homeowners to hide all furniture, including refrigerators. Also thanks to the cabinets and the interior layout, the homeowner has a habit of living more neatly.

The hall leads from the common living space into the function rooms, distinguished by color. Specifically, the brown side is the bedrooms of family members. The white side is the laundry room, the toilet is shared with the living room.

Master bedroom uses black, white, and gray tones and arranges only the really necessary items.

Decorative mushroom lamps originating from Denmark, costing about 5 million VND.

A unique feature in the master bedroom is the sliding door to the dressing area. It is made of sheet stainless steel, perforated by CNC precision machining.

The door creates a virtual opening visual effect while standing from the outside looking into the changing room. When the lights are turned on inside, the light shines out, drawing a light trail on the hallway towards the bedroom.

The master bathroom is divided into different color blocks, both visually attractive and youthful for the young couple.

Wall separating the toilet area with the bedroom is fitted with a glass panel to get light from the outside. The wall is rounded so that when entering, the occupants do not touch the angular feeling.

Compared to the bedroom of the host couple, the children’s bedroom is more colorful but still in the spirit of minimalism. Thanks to the layout of many drawers, cabinets with neutral colors, the child easily keeps the room tidy and does not get bored quickly.