An artist and an architect built their home, studios, and an exhibition space inside a lushly landscaped Antwerp warehouse.
Davor and August check out the yard from the living room. “The bifold Vistalite doors allow us to open the house up completely and enjoy the fresh, warm air,” Davor says.
The rear facade, like the top-floor addition, is faced in rectangular panels of black rainscreen Richlite over exterior mineral wool insulation.
The resident, a Tokyo transplant, commissioned architect Tadashi Murai to create a fully-equipped structure that comes with its own power, heating and cooling, water, and waste-disposal systems.
The homes are built on a concrete foundation and are typically constructed in only two days.
Located off of the kitchen, Vivi’s office disappears behind sliding walls covered in black chalkboard paint from Behr. This is one of the best home office setup ideas if you're short on space or if you're going for a minimalist look.
The dining room table transforms into a pool table for recreation.
Risom House, 1967. Architect, Jens Risom. Illustration by Michael Nÿkamp of mkn design.