Rustic Asian Home With A Traditional Essence
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On a Rustic Asian Home at the foothills of Annamese Cordillera, central Vietnam, Hue people hold the role of family in high regard, placing family ties above everything else. These values led one family of adult children to commission a home design in which their elderly parents could enjoy retirement from leisure hobbies and gardening. Designed by an architectural firm Limdim House Studio, this 75 square meter home was designed to be easily habitable for the elderly couple, with a comfortable but minimalist aesthetic. Traditional, rustic elements have been used to achieve a quiet appeal that is reminiscent of childhood in the countryside. An open interior plan promotes natural light and ventilation.
Although Hue is one of the largest cities in Vietnam, the lifestyle is very peaceful. This quiet spirit is conveyed in a traditional home exterior where rustic stone walls attractively contain a welcoming courtyard. Local to the city of Hue, an ancient style of simple clay tiles, called “Liệt” tiles, gives the home exterior its traditional coronation. A modest window of glass wash window interrupts a warm, buff image.
Plant beds on either side of the gate entrance lay a green welcome into the front yard. Inside the gates, two outdoor chairs and a small coffee table sit on the sun-stained tile. Directly behind the outdoor seat, a large window draws a connection with the interior space.
Double doors give entrance into the home by a stepped concrete threshold. Small planters adorn one side of the wide front entrance, while a new head-shaped planter looks at the other.
Inside the home, a minimalist arrangement was planned as the most convenient, low-maintenance solution for the elderly couple. The sitting room features a custom built sofa design with storage subtly under its concrete base. A low chair and coffee table make up the rest of the small seat, where a glass vase provides a simple centerpiece.
The concrete sofa base also forms the foot of a modern staircase design, with black metal balustrades forming a striking pattern. On the 100m2 site, only 50m2 was used in the footprint of the home. The rest of the plot was left available for growing vegetables and flowers and enjoying a quiet lifestyle.
The home is used almost exclusively by the retired couple, so the compact living space is concise and functional for two. The kitchen island is a multi-purpose piece that is used to prepare food, cook on the kitchen counter and eat, which frees up floor space for other things and activities.
The interior of the house is lighted with a rustic indoor-outdoor appeal. A large stone feature wall climbs the double-height dwelling, creating a natural tonal beauty that invites the eye to wander to high altitudes.
A number of wooden bar stools line the front of the concrete kitchen island, while wooden cupboards build a panel of rich wood tone across the back of the open concept room. The door to the left of the kitchen leads to a guest room, while the other enters a powder room.
A wall full of lush windows in the double high void ventilates the home. A wooden ceiling fan helps air circulation.
The modern staircase design climbs to a narrow mezzanine landing, where access to the master bedroom is made by a wall of glass sliding doors.
A glass roof gives the shower room a bright and open outdoor shower feel. A rustic ladder board completes another attractive stone feature wall that wraps around the wet belt.
A guest room on the ground floor faces the entrance courtyard. A wooden desk is joined with a small wall mirror to form a flexible space that can be used for writing tasks or as a toilet. In addition to the traditional unit, a glass vase filled with flowers creates a homey touch.
Upstairs in the mezzanine bedroom, the stone-headed wall fits perfectly into the en-suite bathroom design, which is separated by a clear glass wall. The glazed wall lets natural light into the room and increases visual space. The daylight filters through a striking terracotta block bathroom wall that creates a pattern of arches.
The bedroom is minimal but serves the needs of the homeowners most appropriately
Back on the mezzanine landing, a traditional lounge chair is inserted into an unused corner to create a comfortable reading area.
Ground floor plan, showing the compact open plan living space with kitchen and dining rooms, plus two bedrooms and two bathrooms. The courtyard design behind the fence gate was designed to promote an intimate atmosphere that would evoke memories of childhood for the retired couple. Recovered simple clay tiles and blocks of baked bricks were assembled to draw parallels with traditional houses in the countryside, and to paint a quiet palette of earthy brown tones.
Mezzanine floor with landing and sliding glass wall access to the master bedroom and en-suite bathroom.
Section drawing, shows the rustic contrast of stone, wood, concrete, and nostalgic clay roof tiles. The bricks that were picked up from old houses served the new house with a traditional color palette. The material palette built notoriety that helped house the old homeowners in their new environment. This diagram also illustrates how the sun path affected the window sill, and how ventilation mapping created ultimate comfort within the home.
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High-End Rustic Interiors From Around The World
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Handmade ceramic home accessories, thick wood accented furniture and textured lime stucco make up earthy rustic interiors that feed the soul. In this inspiring collection of beautiful rustic apartments, we visit four different upscale homes from all over the world. We will travel to Turks and Caicos Islands to visit a home design that mixes handcrafted crafts with modern interior concepts. In Bali, Indonesia, we visit a compact modern apartment that is shaped by extraordinary curves. Our expedition to Turkey leads us to a spacious apartment with solid, custom concrete kitchen and bathroom designs, while our destination in Vietnam is a free-form dream.
Our first rustic home design, in the Turks and Caicos Islands, offers a large and airy rustic-style interior that is clad in textured lime stucco. A patterned living room rug completes the light wall treatment, while pulling darker tones from the rustic wooden furniture.
A modern fireplace is lit inside a cracked chimney. A smooth black chimney accentuates the wide linearity of the open cut.
A rich, dark wood ceiling treatment covers the bright room decor. A wooden chair set perfectly complements the tone.
In the center of the living room, a rustic wooden coffee table is joined by a pair of small stools.
Glass bottles and a decorative tray make up an attractive centerpiece.
One whole wall of the hall is dedicated to an extensive collection of ceramic decorative vases.
The handmade pottery is exposed above slender black shelves and atmospherically illuminated by hidden LED light strips. The soft gloss not only accentuates the handmade vases, but also highlights the rustic murine texture.
Durable polished concrete fills the floors of the rustic apartment, with rugs scattered around and around for a comfortable warmth underfoot.
Wicker accents and wooden bowls provide moments of rustic art to the apartment at every available opportunity. Indoor plants add a burst of fresh, uplifting greenery to the interior, which helps form a bond with the tranquil nature views beyond the window panes.
Wooden wall art in a striking diptych composition makes a wonderful statement against the pale gray stucco.
In the bathroom, amber glass vases and toilet bottles are subtly fused with a rich wooden vanity unit.
Concrete bathroom sink counter the natural wood vanity shelf with man-made material. Wicker baskets offer a neat and attractive storage solution under the pelvis, while a tasseled carpet softens the look of the concrete bathroom.
In Bali, Indonesia, we find a modern apartment that is a bit compact in its room sizes, but is mostly extraordinary in many ways.
Interior walls are made of lime to achieve a smooth, lacquered result.
In this unique living room design, a custom sofa has been shaped to fit an extraordinarily curved wall. A pebble-like modern coffee table fits the smooth embrace of the sofa. Upholstery is perfectly shade-compatible to the walls for a peaceful, understated finish.
A small floor duo softly highlights the curvy nature of the living room furniture designs.
An oval dining table continues the curvy shape theme. Eight curved dining chairs surround the wooden table.
Wicker dining room hangers are grouped in a large composition along the length of the rustic dining table to create a show-stopping focus and spread even lighting. A unique modern fruit bowl serves as a rustic dining table ornament.
The kitchen is made up of a custom concrete wrapper that builds a closet island and an integrated workbench. Raw wooden doors in front of the concrete kitchen units to create a contrast of warm and cool tones.
On the opposite side of the kitchen island, a modular sofa is positioned at the edge of a swimming pool, on a wonderfully curved terrace.
A pair of chairs furnish the bedroom balcony, providing a relaxing place to enjoy a light breakfast or a cup of coffee.
Inside the rustic bedroom, a large screen divides the room into a bedroom and a dressing room. A modern wooden platform bed is laid out in front of the headboard partition wall, where the homeowners can enjoy the beautiful view through the balcony doors. Lantern-like bedside lamps add a comfortable glow after a night out.
A custom desk follows the curved perimeter. A modern table lamp adds function and mood.
Behind the triple bulkhead, the entrance closet is backlit to aid in the choice of clothing.
In the second bedroom, rustic bedside tables flank another headboard wall that separates a wardrobe.
A wooden storage unit has been customized into a comfortable alcove to make the room layout look streamlined.
Behind the partition wall, a clothes rail and a wooden chest of drawers organize clothes.
A slightly different arrangement is found in the third bedroom, where a closet is located at the foot of the bed behind decorative rotating screens.
The rotating screens also function as a TV mount.
The same arrangement is repeated in the final bedroom, although this time a pair of wicker hangers provide a striking feature.
A standing bathtub matches lime stucco walls and a coordinated vanity unit.
Modern bathroom lights flank a large round mirror over the custom, linear vanity unit. A living edge wooden shelf underlines the stone double sink, causing hot counteraction.
The walls of the bathroom do not fully reach the ceiling to accommodate its domed, thatched roof.
In the smaller powder room, a high free-form mirror makes a striking companion for a small, linear stone basin.
The recreation room is furnished with a showy curved sofa, which has been custom designed to follow the curvature of the wall. A round coffee table nests inside its arch.
Behind the TV wall, storage units are available to store board games and consoles. An elegant football table completes the fun zone.
In Turkey, a large hall is accessed by a pile of natural and black wicker hangers that hang between exposed wooden ceiling beams. Downstairs on the concrete floor, a pale gray modular sofa makes up a versatile seating arrangement.
A wooden console table separates the living area from an open kitchen dining room. The kitchen cabinets are a custom concrete compound. Wooden cupboard doors and drawer fronts are complemented by wooden open kitchen shelves.
The set of wooden wall shelves provides most of the kitchen storage. Ceramic dishes and glassware are packed and stacked tightly along their length to create an attractive focus.
Bathroom cabinets are assembled in the same concrete compound as the kitchen, which transforms into concrete vanity on one side. A simple, black-framed vanity mirror contrasts darkly with the light mural.
Linen curtains allow natural light to filter softly. Sunbeams fall on a beautiful arched wooden door.
Our final home design, located in Vietnam, is personified by a fabulous shapeless shelf unit installation that blends in with the limestone stucco. A raised platform floor raises a comfortable tea room at the food of the built-in unit. Macrame window dressing doubles as a striking artwork.
Next to the custom shelf, a small sofa and rustic floor lamp form a comfortable living area. Woven killer decor adds color and interest. Two small coffee tables form a curious, incompatible pair on a small rug.
An indoor swing adds a fun touch to the living room. The tiny seating solution also maintains the open and airy atmosphere of the room, and allows light to flow in unobstructed from the large windows.
A shapeless mirror echoes the fluid shapes that sculpt the unique shelf on the opposite side of the room. A wicker hanging light warmly illuminates the home entrance.
The rectangular wooden dining table fits well into the L-shaped kitchen layout.
A wooden dining bench furnishes one side of the table to help the room layout stay open and unobstructed, while Pierre Jeanneret’s Easy Chairs complete the other side. A large wicker hanging shadow makes a text statement over the head.
The L-shaped kitchen layout is broken by a run of open kitchen shelves that show only a few decorative items of kitchenware.
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Raw wood grain, rotating textiles and a multitude of prominent textures fill these three deeply rustic interiors with a palpable decorative experience and a truly mesmerizing visual feast. The dramatic rustic aesthetic is met with smaller boho and nomadic fusions to form transitional moments. Modern linear furniture silhouettes and curved decorative accessories introduce sparkles of contemporary style. A rustic color palette of peaceful beige and browns forms a warm and comfortable atmosphere with a nuance of intimacy and romance. Abundant indoor plants bring naturally edifying greenery. Naked concrete decoration and stone elements add a sturdy weight and a comfortable sense of constancy in the fickle modern world.
The first of our three deeply rustic interior designs is a large and luxurious apartment with a high living room. Measured pendant lights descend over an aged wooden coffee table at the core of the lounge layout, where a rustic puff duo is casually nestled at one end.
At the far end of the grand hall, large wooden shutters slide back to reveal the TV wall.
Linear modern sofa design is bedded on a textured rustic base to give the best of both worlds. Transparent drapes wave and romantically flow in the wind at the living room windows.
Woven lounge chairs are joined with a round wooden coffee table along the edge of the room to form an intimate conversation place or reading night.
The geometric fabric in the lounge chairs is complemented by tapping geometric patterns on each of the windows and doors.
A stone floor lays an attractive bed for the living room, and makes a boundary around a sunken conversation pit. Stone steps lead down into each side of the soaked area in an attractive symmetrical arrangement. A rectangular coffee table cuts down the center of the layout.
Built-in sofas encompass the perimeter of the conversation in a comfortable U-shaped formation. A built-in planter contains a mature plant on each side to beautifully frame the room.
Natural scattered cushions access the gray upholstery.
Telums glow magically across the coffee table.
The fabulous stone floor continues into the kitchen, which is a spacious room with front cabinet walls and a large central kitchen island.
The chimney extractor has a prominent patina that gives the kitchen design some age, despite its sharp contemporary island aesthetic.
Cast concrete wraps around the top and sides of the custom kitchen island. Rattan kitchen stools bring a textured contrast against the smooth cast counter.
The master bedroom suite is an enchanting space with its own lounge area and an open plan state bathroom. Large clay bedroom hangers swing from various places in the room, creating a seamlessly separated and layered look.
Dried pampas grass fills a floor vase with feathery bloom that softens and deepens the textured decorative palette.
In the open plan in-bathroom design, a stunning sunken bathtub is dramatically filled with a wide waterfall faucet, and romantically lit by an open skylight.
A long vanity unit encompasses the opposite side of the chamber. A bright chrome faucet fills the integral bathroom.
A smooth throw subtly continues the geometric pattern, along with a geometric rotating stock basket.
Geometric screens lightly separate the sleeping space from the camera. The panels can be rotated on their axis to achieve a changing level of light and connection between the two spaces.
The second bedroom scheme also has its own comfortable lounge area, arranged with a small sofa and nest round coffee tables. Sliding glass doors give access to the bedroom’s own mini-courtyard, which is privately sheltered from the rest of the exterior.
The Rhythms of Nature project is a 91.8-square-meter home design in Bordeaux, France. Natural tones color the peaceful decorative palette, which features a raw mural, rotating fabrics and lots of beautiful neutral bohemian accessories.
Wicker pendants form an integral part of the rustic interior, dropping a natural texture at intervals.
Three huge wicker hanging lights are lined up along the kitchen island and the dining table, creating a dominant feature in the open plan living room.
Thick wooden sleepers form a fireplace and a fireplace where there could be a fireplace, however in this home there are a multitude of candles that supply the flame.
The TV is mounted a main gazebo for the whole room to watch, even from the kitchen and dining rooms behind the sofa.
The open layout benefits from a flow of natural sunlight that floods through courtyard doors into the living room.
The concrete-covered kitchen island makes a sharp contradiction to the living edge wooden dining table.
Wooden kitchen cabinets are replaced inside the concrete walls to achieve a streamlined layout.
Modern wall lamps line the corridor to the bedrooms, bathroom and entrance.
In the entrance, a neutral boho carpet casts a softer texture on the concrete floor, next to a stand-alone wooden wardrobe.
Another soft carpet heats the wooden floor in the home office.
A mature cactus thrives in a simple white plant, while a rotating vase brings texture and warmth to the decorative group.
The abacus rope-wrapped foot stool is exclusively stored for Palecek.
The computer and keyboard are set up on a concrete and wooden modern rustic desk design.
A light rotania light shade delicately crowns the workspace with a light aesthetic.
Floating office storage cabinets are finished with an attractive wooden grain finish.
Upholstered swivel chair offers ergonomic seats in earthy colors that complement the natural material palette of the room.
In the corner of the home office, a bunch of branches are supported as a natural decoration, which helps to counteract the inevitable modernity of the office equipment.
Special shelves have been created to rock the wine bottles for easy selection. A small wooden stool stands to aid access to the highest racks.
The good stuff can be stuffed high, while cheaper alternatives fill boxes at floor level.
After a heavy night of wine with friends, the simple bedroom design offers a place for a peaceful night’s sleep. A wooden platform bed has a padded headboard for comfort while reading.
A striped rug and bedding add warm accents of dark ocher.
The stripes in the bedroom rug complete the slatted doors of the closet.
A rotating pen light illuminates one side of the bed, while a floor lamp arches at the other.
The bedside table is a small rustic stool, just wide enough to hold a cup of coffee and a book with no place to attract excessive clutter.
Illuminated shelves add a comfortable shine to the wardrobe.
The floor lamp arches in front of a large free-form mirror, which creates a bright and expansive effect.
A boho tasseled disco accent accentuates a woven bedroom chair.
The second bedroom also carries a boho style in the form of a macrame bedroom wall decoration.
Bedroom hanging light goes down low on a small liter unit with storage.
Linen blankets are layered to achieve a high quality look.
On one side of the bedroom, a shower and bathroom vanity unit make up an open plan insect.
Two covered rotating washbasins push under the modern concrete vanity to save space in the bedroom. Decorative bathroom tray contains hand soap dispensers and other toiletries.
In the main bathroom, a useful area is hidden behind fashionable wooden lath doors.
Warehouse hides upstairs.
Staircase holds a stock of fresh towels between the shower and the bathroom.
The guest powder room continues in the concrete decorative theme.
A black toilet darkly contrasts with the gray concrete walls.
Our ultimate rustic home design is enriched with deep green decorative accents. A dumb green sofa is placed on a large area rug in the living room, where a mesmerizing 3D tile wall dominates.
A three-legged floor lamp and a modern lounge chair make up a comfortable reading area along with a set of display shelves.
A rustic planter brings a touch of the outdoors.
The log storage unit is located next to a linear fireplace, where it forms a comfortable, decorative feature.
A rotating footstool adds texture to the elegant living room furniture selection.
Distressed wooden shelves are illuminated by LED strips.
Warm orange tones swirl through the tile back.
Rustic fruit bowl, vase and decorative plates create a small focus.
In the rustic bedroom, huge clay hangers swing beside the bedside table.
The clean canopy falls from the roof tiles to create a long drop.
Clay pots dot red accents into the gray pattern.
Indoor plants add life to the rocky environment.
A small wooden bench serves as the bedside table.
The bathroom is a unique space, with an adapted bathroom sink.
Colors are dark and moody to create a relaxed and intimate atmosphere.
A stone bathtub is the focus of the room.
Shutters open a jungle around the bathtub.
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Exceptional Rustic Mediterranean Pool Villas
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Impressively large rooms with high ceilings and wide windows build these two exceptional rustic Mediterranean villa designs. A warming palette of natural materials covers each room in the form of loose rotania furniture, jute rugs, rustic wicker hanging light shades, curtain rods and hessian throws. Displayed by Anastazio Bulycheva, The texture-rich accessories are met with crude mural and fresh infusions of indoor plants. Sliding glass doors adjoin indoor and outdoor living spaces to take advantage of the warmest and most glorious weather. Comfortable outdoor lounge areas have been formed around the pool terraces, where mature green borders grow serene seclusion and picturesque perimeters.
Our first rustic Mediterranean-inspired villa design comes to us from Turks and Caicos Islands, lying on the southeastern outskirts of the Bahamas. We begin the villa tour in a luxurious bedroom design, where light drapes of arpels flow in the wind at wide windows.
Hessian treatment of headboard and matching throw adds a deep, visually warming texture to the bed, along with two decorative jute accent cushions. Stainless steel bedroom hangers feature a much cooler and sharper aesthetic on both sides of the bed.
A floor lamp adds a stainless steel accent next to a lounge chair in the corner of the bedroom. A set of glass doors leads to the terrace to extend the bedroom into a cool seat.
Next to the bedroom chair, a small table provides a convenient cornice for putting down books and a cold drink. A mature plant blooms in a handmade wicker plant.
Round jute floor cushions are spread out on the concrete terrace that lies outside the bedroom. Just around the corner, the blue pool water glows invitingly in the sunlight.
A wicker chair pulls up at a floating rustic desk design that functions as a media unit under the TV, as well as a canvas table.
A natural jute rug is unfolded across the bedroom floor, ending just below the wicker chair to form one cohesive space.
On the wooden desk, a compact Marshall speaker sets up a retro atmosphere. The portable speaker can be taken out onto the terrace to play music at the pool.
The small liter shelf contains a desk clock that has a coordinating retro look.
The terrace, which lies just outside the bedroom doors, is low, allowing the higher platform to be utilized as a built-in concrete sofa design. A rustic outdoor coffee table fills the center of the conversation seat.
Rustic decorative bowls add an extra character to the weathered outdoor coffee table design.
A sort of pillows make a tonal arrangement across the L-shaped outdoor sofa and outdoor chair. A pair of puffs round out the furniture layout.
Sunlight plays on the outdoor chair and sofa through a canopy goal. A concrete planter contains a lot of abundant green plant life.
The lush greenery stretches around the edge of the pool to provide picturesque privacy.
Modern sun loungers meet at one end of the rectangular pool, where one can look at the garden and the blue horizon.
Our second rustic Mediterranean pool villa design is located in Marbella, Spain. In this concept, lines are a little smoother, and the decorative palette a little lighter. Living room carpet warmly reflects the rich natural tone of exposed wooden ceiling beams.
Two curved sofas smooth white accents on the natural rug, where they surround a set of two circular coffee tables.
The aesthetics of white and wooden beam of the living room ceiling influences the fixed pergola design.
An open staircase design climbs the back wall of the living room with suspended levers.
In the corner, a jute round rug and tall indoor plants give a comfortable appeal to a little reading.
A small rustic side table completes the rotating lounge chair. Beige accent pillow lightens the look.
A floating shelf is mounted low on the wall to display a large piece of modern art and a few smaller sculptural elements.
Rustic stone walls build soft creamy foci around the living room and behind the minimalist staircase.
A bed of stones under the staircase design gets a play of light through the open steps.
A fireplace and shared floor separate the living room from the neighboring kitchen and dining room.
The modern double-looking fireplace allows you to catch a glimpse of the adjoining room through the flame.
Wooden window shutters turn to shield the dining room from the glare of the Mediterranean sun.
Stone walls run seamlessly between indoor and outdoor living spaces.
Even with the shutters turned to cool the interior, natural daylight enters the villa through skylights.
Wide concrete steps lead directly from the edge of the hall, down into the pool.
An olive tree adds a burst of greenery to the pool yard.
Outdoor lounge chairs are located at an elevated spot next to the kitchen dining area, making it easy to grab refreshments whenever you want.
The lower outdoor platform is clad in floor cushions to form a comfortable bench under the shade of the canopy.
The palette of wood, stone and white imagery communicates a rustic Mediterranean style that spans the ages.
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Rustic Nomadic Interiors With Botanical Beauty
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The rustic nomadic style is the more earthy, less chaotic cousin of the colorful, fertile layered booby beauty. A balance of rich and crude neutrals sounds a note of inner peace in these spaces, where invisible roots seem to make an innate connection with the planet and the influences of all its continents. Decorative basket weaving decoration and handmade clay pots speak of global artisans who are celebrated with displays on densely packed corner shelves and in clusters that spill from every corner. In these two interesting rustic nomadic interiors, abundant botanicals grow bursts of vibrant and invigorating greenery that spills out of indoor plant beds and from a tiny terrace full of life.
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.
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Single-Story Modern Rustic Home In India
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Dhrangadhra yellow stone and exposed concrete build this amazing single storey modern rustic home in Gujarat, Ahmadabad, India. Designed by Snehal Suthar and Bhadri Suthar of the gRID Architects, the 1100-square-foot home is a one-story apartment that was created as an intimate, modest weekend getaway. The comfortable interior design marks a connection between man-made and natural materials, with beautiful reclaimed wood, jute and rope, soft steel and entire walls of clear glass. A toned limestone floor created with Kotah slabs smooths easily on a paved terrace. These ground local materials plus local processing meant that the construction of the home had a reduced carbon footprint, which meant for the owner.
The Dhrangadhra yellow stone that was used for both the foundation and total construction of the home gives the property its name, the Rock House. The 1100-square-foot home is located on a 4776.3-square-foot site, which allows for the construction of a large terrace next to the property, where the couple can spend quality time together and entertaining friends.
The yellow stone construction gives the one-story home its warm, rustic charm. Terracotta planters are scattered around the vast paved terrace, creating many decorative interesting moments and opportunities for added greenery.
A mature palm is placed right in the center of the large courtyard. The natural surroundings remained largely undisturbed in the building of this environmentally sensitive home.
The holiday homeowners wanted to create a place that would link privacy with open spaces so that they could connect more with the outdoors. The architects responded to this report with a home design that was built around nature, rather than the embodiment of nature into the home.
The natural and raw materials of the modest home design harmonize with the indigenous environment. The architecture forms an H-shaped block that only very gently influences the indigenous landscapes.
The weekend home offers the owners a restful, nature-kissing experience that is fundamentally different from their routine living during the week. Large local mature trees provide shade from the sun along all roads. Instead of man-made walls, these trees also mark the boundary of the home.
The paved plinth raises the one-story house by two feet to provide a small vantage point over the green landscape. Plants and water bodies create an independent micro-ecosystem.
The program and planning minimized the built-in form to ensure continuous communion with nature.
The house was designed as a mere shelter for some essential daily activities, with the rest of weekend life expected to take place outside.
Local species of insect repellent plants keep the insects in the outdoor habitats.
Inside the home, the one-foot-thick stone walls remain a prominent project. The continuation of yellow stone solidifies the easy connection between the interior and exterior spaces and simply lacks cosmetic layers. Red pillows and red carpet add bright accents to a comfortable lounge area, while a modern dining set makes for a weather-resistant dining area.
Unique furniture fills the rustic interior with character heaps and interesting talking points.
Large glass walls keep connections with the abundant green surroundings at all times, even if hidden indoors.
The rustic bedroom is a wildly colorful retreat. More floor-to-ceiling glass extends the home’s connection with the gardens, absorbs natural light and shows the passing seasons.
Recovered wooden bedroom pendant lights are located above worthless floating bedside tables that allow the more decorative pieces in the room to shine.
Coordinating wooden hanging lights illuminate the walkways around the home.
Even while spending time indoors cooking food or dining under shelter, the wide glass doors can be retracted to create an open connection with the landscape. The installation of one wall kitchen is a raw wood design that complements the organic envelope of stone walls and tropical plants. Kotah limestone slabs fill the floor of the kitchen dining room and flow through the rest of the home. An exposed concrete ceiling adds a touch of raw industrial style.
Trees around the property provide shelter and food to local birds and small wildlife, encouraging biodiversity.
The architects avoided fragmentation of the landscape with composite walls so that the house would rely on natural boundaries created by vegetation for privacy.
The site plan illustrates how the established trees were preserved to achieve natural privacy. The floor plan shows how the architects created living spaces that are without pillars, to give unobstructed views of the landscape.
The left side elevation is solid stone, creating a rustic fortress to the outside world. Stone pillars intelligently mark the porch.
As we move to the rear elevation, we observe a stone and glass facade that connects the home interior to the natural surroundings.
More floor-to-ceiling glass breaks open up the right side height of the house.
In section A, we observe a small courtyard right next to the bathroom, which gives the room a private garden.
The main courtyard is a prominent feature in Section B, where it surrounds the dwelling. A second courtyard runs alongside the corridor.
Finally, section C arranges the dining room relative to the living room and marks the flow into the large paved backyard area, where most daily activities take place for the couple each weekend.
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Single-Story Modern Rustic Home In India
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