Open Space House
Interior Design
Open space in the interior refers to a design concept that prioritizes open space without partitions or barriers that create a free and wide flow between different functional areas within a room. Open space design is often applied in living rooms, dining areas, and kitchens, where the three are combined into one large area that creates an impression of spaciousness, brightness, and connection.
Foyer
Replacing the living room with the foyer is an increasingly popular design choice, especially for homes with a more minimalist or modern concept. Foyer is a transitional space that connects the front of the house with other areas, such as the family room or dining room, but is not used for large social gatherings like a traditional living room. The foyer is more focused on the function of welcoming guests and creating a welcoming impression.
Living room
Living room with an open space concept presents a spacious, connected, and flexible atmosphere, where the family room, dining room, and sometimes the kitchen are combined in one open area without permanent dividers. This design creates a free flow of space, providing freedom of movement and interaction among family members or guests without any disturbing barriers.
The open space concept in the living room allows natural light to enter maximally, creating a bright and refreshing space. Artificial lighting, such as pendant lights or floor lamps, can be placed to provide focal points in certain areas, like the seating area or dining table. With the selection of neutral colors and natural materials such as wood, stone, or concrete, this space can feel warmer, more comfortable, and in harmony with natural elements.
Master Bedroom
In the design of a master bedroom that focuses on multifunctionality, the use of a TV cabinet that also functions as a dressing table is a practical and efficient solution to maximize space. This concept combines two functional elements into one unit, thereby helping to save space without sacrificing comfort or aesthetics.
