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— Doing all activities at home is certainly more enjoyable because it saves time and can do various activities more productively. The following is a home design idea equipped with a store that you can make a reference. Check out Small Simple House and Store Design with 2 Bedroom.
House facade design
This house design has a typical bungalow look and is still attractive for its small size. As the title suggests, this home design is equipped with a store that can be used for working at home. The choice of attractive exterior colors will attract the attention of many people to come to the store and become inherent in this house.
Roof design
A shed roof is an attractive option for small houses. Easy installation with low cost is the advantage of shed roof design. In addition to the shed roof, there are also additional glass roofs installed on the porch and store area.
Back area
In order to still have a comfortable space, the laundry area is designed in the outdoor area at the back of the house so that even though the space is small, it still has fresh air and more freedom. This laundry area is also equipped with a roof that allows the owner to do activities comfortably and in the shade.
Floor plan design
With a size of 8 x 8.5 meters, this house design has several areas as follows:
- Porch
- Living room
- Kitchen
- dining area
- Laundry area
- Bathroom
- 2 Bedroom
- Store
Looks the details on image above.
Kitchen and dining area
This is one of the interiors of this house. There is a dining room and a kitchen made close together. The small kitchen design with plain colors makes it look more neat and clean. As for the dining area, furniture with wood colors can make the atmosphere of the room warmer.
Author : Hafidza
Editor : Munawaroh
Source : 3D-Home Idea
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