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— Building a house does indeed require thorough preparation and sound, thoughtful planning to achieve the best possible results. This time, we’re sharing a reference for you: a minimalist home with an attractive design worth emulating. Let’s take a look together at the Very Pretty Bahay House in Green Design 2026.
Green facade
Facade of this minimalist house is indeed simple. Especially since house is built on a small scale and on a limited plot of land. However, this does not hinder creativity.
With a green-themed design, it looks perfect for this house. The fresh look and combination with other colors appear harmonious and fitting.
Terrace
An empty terrace can be transformed into something this charming. By installing a shelf and placing a collection of potted plants on it. This will certainly make terrace feel more lively rather than monotonous due to being empty.
Main room
Stepping inside, main living area is designed with an open-concept layout. This maximizes the space and makes most of the available area.
Living room flows seamlessly into dining area and connects to the kitchen. There is an indirect partition. Vertical shelving unit, which also serves as a display shelf or TV stand, effectively acts as a room divider.
Kitchen area
Kitchen designed as a kitchen set, keeps space tidy. There’s also a mini bar counter that can double as a dining area. Thoughtful layout makes kitchen look clean and organized.
Author : Yuniar
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