Native House in Perfect Style Half Concrete-Amakan ~

— Built with local nature and the environment in mind, native houses generally use natural materials such as wood, bamboo and clay, making them more environmentally friendly and sustainable.

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Exterior

Amakan is put on the upper wall of this house, which appears basic but is built solid with concrete as the basis. The porch area is elevated to keep it safe and may be utilized as a peaceful lounging area.

Living area

When you enter the property, you’ll see a living room with a sofa in a corner and huge windows that make the room appear bright and expansive.  A TV cabinet was installed in the adjacent area to improve the room’s functionality.

Kitchen and dining area

The eating space and kitchen are adjacent and uninterrupted in the back.  The eating area is located near the window, leaving plenty of space for access to the rest of the room, including the kitchen.  There is also a back entrance, which makes the room more open and accessible from the back.

Bedroom

The bedroom was made cleaner by removing furniture to provide more space and adding a huge window for fresh air.  The owner can also add a work desk or closet as an extra feature.

Bathroom

Despite its small size, the bathroom has been designed to be very comfortable, with an additional curtain separating the shower and toilet areas to keep water from splashing into the dry area.