Japanese wooden net house

Faced with a bedroom with no windows, how to properly showcase daylight? You may want to use indoor windows and transparent sliding doors to get more sunlight! an Architects studio has flexibly configured the wooden mesh windows in the interior, not only allowing light to enter a deep windowless master bedroom layout, but also promoting a sense of spaciousness.

Consider that the master bedroom integrates the layout of the sleeping area, bathroom, and office and maintains substantial privacy. Therefore, the light source of the study is inserted by paving the way for the overall motion. In addition, the bathroom sandwiched between the work room and the bedroom goes through the wooden inner mesh window and the transparent sliding door. Connect, captures the charming scenery outside the window, making the space wider.

The open space is also housed in the same wood mesh window technique, an inner window is cut on the back wall of the sofa to connect the living room, extending the spatial shaft, allowing the living room to be long and Narrow has a transparent visual feel, and at the same time enriches the changes of the TV wall.

                                                                                                                                                                                                           Source: Boring City