95 m2 apartment optimizes play space for children

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95 m2 apartment optimizes play space for children

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11/10/2024

In addition to the family living function, the apartment is also designed to optimize the play space for children.

The apartment has an area of 95 m2, located in an apartment building in Ho Chi Minh City, and is home to a young family. The main functions include a living room, kitchen - dining room, office, a master bedroom and a children's play area.

The architect chose the Japanese style (Japandi) as the design solution for the apartment, to meet the homeowner's requirements for a spacious, cozy living space, convenient for raising children.

According to the representative of the architect group, this style creates a smooth connection between spaces, while optimizing natural light and materials. This helps the living space become comfortable and close.

The living room is simply designed with a sofa and carpet, no tea table, expanding the play space for children.

Living room and kitchen are filled with natural light and wind.

The kitchen space is separated from the living room and dining table, ensuring privacy and creating a safe play space for children.

The living room and dining room are connected in one space.

The chosen colors are neutral, mainly minimal white and wood brown, creating a comfortable, warm feeling.

In addition to the common living area, the apartment is also divided into many functional rooms to serve the needs of the homeowner, including a study room, a master bedroom and a small bedroom.

This room is currently used as a play area and toy storage. It can be converted into a separate bedroom for children in the future.

The master bedroom is designed to be minimalist and safe with soft details, eliminating sharp corners to protect young children.

The office is arranged separately to meet the needs of the homeowner, and is designed with windows that open to welcome natural light.

The project was completed in 5 weeks, costing about 500 million VND.

Thu Huong
Design and construction: DQH Architect
Photo: London Studio