aVOID tiny house Contemporary
Lo spazio vuoto che si ottiene richiudendo tutti gli arredi può essere utilizzato con diverse funzioni. Nella foto Leonardo Di Chiara che progetta una nuova tiny house.
(Copyright Anna Fontanet Castillo)
(Copyright Anna Fontanet Castillo)
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On the inside, the aVoid was built as, well, a void — an empty space where one can live freely and create one’s own identity. “I looked on the interior space as a blank page. I’m an architect, so blank pages are my inspiration,” Di Chiara says.At first glance, the house seems to be empty. Each of its features is built into and concealed within the four walls, and comes to life when pulled out into the main space. As each element is activated, it not only transforms the room, but it also counters some of the sterility of the walls with its wood finish.
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