Located in HoChiMinh city, Vietnam, this rustic nomadic interior has the low, linear lines of Asian influence. A wooden sofa design extends an elongated platform across the width of the living room, which also serves as an integrated side table. A unique coffee table design features a low-profile slab combined with a more practical increased volume; its lattice construction speaks of traditional Asian architecture.

Black steel window frames bring the home explosion to modernity. The black casing makes a stark contrast to the pale clay walls of the interior.

Cream woven carpet makes a textile addition to the ceramic tile floor.

A collection of large coffee table books and handmade curios from the global market surpasses the rectangular coffee table.

More interesting pieces by global artisans scatter a series of built-in shelf towers around the room, which builds on the idea that homeowners are well-traveled and wildly educated.

Clay pots and vases are pushed for space above the TV wall in the living room, while a cut log store is placed under a narrow media shelf. A grill room separator lightly separates the living area from the neighboring kitchen dining room in the open plan.

In the kitchen dining room, the wooden one Easy chair designed by Pierre Jeanneret was chosen to warmly contrast a cool gray concrete dining island.

Melted concrete also builds the kitchen at the back of the room, making a perfect accompaniment to a wall of rustic wooden base units and an open kitchen shelf.

On the opposite side of the kitchen island, three rustic stools face Jeanneret’s three Easy Chairs. The low profile of the silhouette of the stools prevents the dining room from appearing too messy.

The woven back of Pierre Jeanneret’s Easy chair completes the grille construction of the living room coffee table, the room divider between the living room and kitchen, and the kitchen window treatment.

Indoor plants pour greens from shelves and pots around the main place of residence.

An ornamental mirror reflects an arc of light at the foot of a curving staircase.

A small terrace abounds in life and love for botany.

At the end of the terrace, a built-in sofa cracks between a rustic masonry wall and a raised planter full of barrel cacti.

Footsteps lead through a border of mature cacti and palm plants.

Clay pots fall from the edges.

Inside the master bedroom, bold, raw textures build a deeply satisfying decorating pattern. A fringed jute rug underscores a rich wooden rustic platform bed that is flanked by stunning handmade rotating hanging light shades.

The unused bedroom fireplace is barred to form a decorative niche in which to display a few small plants, books and candles.

Built-in liter units balance the raw texture of the rattan with a smooth, streamlined silhouette.

A sturdy rock wall ripples a deep text feature behind the bed.

Built-in shelves show more worldly goods. An arched door makes an elegant design that strikes rustic and contemporary notes.

A second arched doorway in the bedroom leads to the en-suite bathroom with a dressing room.

A rustic round mirror fits snugly into a small toilet next to the bathroom door. Louvre cupboards draw an L-shape around the other side.

Once through the arch gate, a white concrete vanity unit extends under a living edge mirror.

Glass wall WC twins the shower.

In our second home design, a large rug defines the open plan living room. A deeply fluted wall treatment extends between two decorative arches on either side of the room.

An indoor plant bed is located in a small courtyard between the living room and dining rooms. A unique shelf unit adds extra height to the view.

A black metal spiral staircase twists a short industrial atmosphere through the heart of the home.

The rustic kitchen design opens onto a small terrace with a raised bed of cacti.

A KAWS character sits on an outdoor bench.

A fresh shade of green colors the kitchen cabinets, linking the decor with the green plant life on the terrace.

On the opposite side of the hall, large doors open to a courtyard with a striking sculptural bench.

The courtyard creates a break between the residence and the parking lot.

A second staircase connects to the upper floor of that outer area.