Clever creative design can not only make the best use of space, but it can also make a house really eye-catching. And if you are looking for a book that offers fresh modern interior design ideas that use space in the most effective ways, then Utilization: Creative Home Space Design has it all.
Utilization: Creative Home Space Design ISBN: 978-988-19610-0-6 Numbers of pages: 339 Available at Asia Books
Compiled by Sendpoints Publishing Co., Ltd., the books features 67 creative home space designs by the world's leading architects and interior design firms. By the time you finish this book, you will learn how to make the most of floor space, from courtyards to parking spaces, how to create living areas that are linked with lively atmosphere, how a bedroom can be designed for more than sleeping such as studying and reading.
One of the most interesting residences in the book combines artistic beauty and practical utility, while also being comfortable to live in. Called "Home 06" and designed by i29 I interior architects, the Amsterdam residence is one open space where several functions have been put into freestanding objects. The kitchen and wardrobe are placed near the entrance and combined into one of these objects. The bathroom and bedroom are hidden in another at the back of the house. The small measurements of the object combining bed and bath rooms are in contrast with the residence's spaciousness, which nevertheless maintains a private and personal feeling.
Ideal for professional interior designers and individuals, the book is practical as it offers details of each design concept and creative use of space along with dozens of pictures so it can inspire you to come up with unusual ideas.
The book also includes information about the design firms and architects whose projects are featured.
Bello Apartment by Sinestezia, a multi-layered space balanced with airy compartments.
Ceramic House by Hector Ruiz-Velazquez March.
Stacking Green by Vo Trong Nghia, Daisuke Sanuki and Shunri Nishinzawa.
Cliff House by Trevor Mclvor and Tony Round from Altius Architecture Inc.
