Taro House by Studie
In this episode, the Arsitag team visits one of Studie's super unique and beautiful works. Still carrying a tropical concept based on the context of the site, Mas Ivan Eldo as the architect also added a touch of Japanese minimalism which gives this house a Japandi feel that is simple and neat, but sweet, charming and calming. The owner is very happy because it reminds him of his experience of living in Japan.
This home combines open spaces, natural lighting, and a connection to greenery. One of the most invaluable features of this house is the view from the front of the house which is a neighbourhood Green Open Space (RTH) which cannot be developed. There are many shady and tall trees there which make the view of this house look as if it is not in the middle of the city, it is really green and really cool.
Highlights
🏡 Taro House 2 is a tropical style house with Japanese influences, inspired by the owner's time in Japan.
🌿 The design focuses on open spaces, natural lighting and a strong connection with the green environment.
🪞 This home combines unique features such as a floating structure and strategically placed landscaping.
🌈 Interior materials include exposed concrete, wood and melamine, creating a mix of textures.
🛋️ The main living area is spacious, featuring a unique floating structure and connected to the outdoors.
🛏️ The bedroom features a mix of Japanese and modern design, with a walk-in closet in the master bedroom.
🚽 The bathroom maintains a minimalist Japanese aesthetic, emphasizing natural light and ventilation.
🌅 The balcony offers a beautiful view and a sense of serenity with a "1 million dollar view".
Architect: Studie
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Contractor: BNW Contractor
Photographer (tumbnail cover): Ernest Theofilus (IG @ernesttheofilus)
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