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Amazing Scandi House or Bauhaus, Full of Minimalism
Every detail is thought out
You have probably already heard about townhouses, which have long occupied stable positions on the market of country real estate.
However, in Australia, Bauhaus-style houses are particularly popular — cozy and modern homes for living.
We are showing one of them.

ConceptThe plot, on which this cottage was planned to be built in the Melbourne suburbs, is only 6.1 meters wide and 34.4 meters long. The designers of the FIGR studio decided not to overload the already limited space and designed a Bauhaus-style house.

Visually, it seems like there are two houses here, but in reality, it is a single building. Both parts of the house are connected by a corridor. At present, the cottage has three bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a living room combined with the kitchen.
Space PlanningThe house is organically divided into living zones. The kitchen, dining area, and sofa in shape fit into the rectangle.

The rooms contain minimal decoration, with a harmonious blend of cool and warm tones. Built-in storage systems save a lot of space in the interior.



FinishingDuring finishing, emphasis was placed on materials such as wood, stone, and metal. These materials are already a form of decoration themselves and create a feeling of comfort. Moreover, they are practical, which is the main feature of Bauhaus-style houses.




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