Inside A Modern Scandinavian House Designed For A Family Of 4
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ส.ค. 2024
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This week, we tour a 3-storey Inter-Terrace home at Frankel Estate.
The homeowners are a family of 4 and have opted to rebuild their home from the ground up. Inspired by Danish Scandinavian design, the home exudes a sense of tranquility and lightness.
Starting with a step-up into the porch, we observe a dry scaped gridded pattern with large granite slabs and gray pebble infills.
Overhead, a Scandinavian light wood shelter provides shelter from the elements. The architects have also incorporated plant racks at the far end with cutaway skylights above.
Stepping inside, large gray format tiles make up the first floor, which has been mostly laid bare to accommodate ballet classes.
Glass bifold doors separate the entertainment area from the utility yard, which houses a washer/dryer, and a standing bicycle rack.
Further back lies an air well. Loose stone pieces, irregular darker stone steps, a tree and a textured feature wall make up the space.
Adjacent, a guest bedroom welcomes visitors with its open concept design. It enters through the guest bath, with features flushed to either end.
The rest area of the bedroom has been designed with future proofing in mind.
Finally, adjustable aluminum fins front the stair area. It invites ventilation and light into the home.
The dining area is on the second floor. It features a six-seater dining set, pendant lights, and an oriental picture that complements the aesthetic.
Back into the home, a powder room finished with three shades of Kit Kat wall tiles stands between the study and dining area.
The study is separated from the living areas by glass bifold doors, and features modular furniture that can be changed over time.
Heading upstairs, we first check out the children's bedroom. It features full-length glass windows with oak veneer trimmings, ample wardrobe space, and two single beds.
The ensuite bath - accessible through massive bifold wooden doors, impresses with large format marble lookalike tiles and a skylight that bathes the space in natural light.
Finally, the master bedroom boasts a long and linear master bath at its entrance. The matte gray finish and full-length windows exudes a rugged elegance.
The main bedroom offers abundant wardrobe space, a queen-sized bed positioned to capture scenic views, and a study nook carved in the corner.
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Designer: Chalk Architects
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One of the most soothing designs I have seen in a while. The spaces are used optimally while also allowing a lot of natural light and air. Dreamy !!
Absolutely dreamy and well-optimized spaces! 💯
That house is like heaven! Light, airy and pleasant
Exactly!
I'm surprised that the kids share bedroom in this massive house
Some parents prefer siblings to share a room for bonding reasons
It’s a small house actually
I can see someone make this house in the sims 4 with the dream decorator and eco lifestyle packs💜😂
The whole place looks stunning. We hope to see more content like this.
Thank you for watching!
so now we have another iteration of Scandinavian: Danish. Hope to see Faroese soon!
Thanks for dropping by!
Between video australia england singapore & malaysia, this house rank to no.1 for best house renovated. Love all the element.
Thank you for your kind words!
Nice home and video ! Thank you Stacked and Reuben !
Thank you!
This is the most authentic Danish home you have featured. Can i suggest next time to introduce the furniture too since they are authentic?
Thanks for sharing! Sure if we do have the information :)
@@StackedHomes On the contrary, I'm sure your boss knows the name of the items. Also, do put in some of the items you are selling in stacked stores.
Finally, this is the most mid modern house you have covered in your entire channel with most of the items being authentic mid century. So it's a pity you are not introducing the mid century items or what make this home mid century.
Danish inspired as in minimalistic, light, expensive and hyggeligt!
Exactly our thoughts too!
Amazing! Which color name are painted the walls?
The kids should have their own room once they grow up, although both daughhters will leave their parents once they got married. Too much transparent glasses make it difficult to maintain and lost a sense of security/privacy. A bit weird to shift the kitchen and living room to second floor. The entire first storey doesn't feel so welcoming / too empty. Lastly, the Chinese fengshui things don't really apply to this unit...just my own opinion.
I noticed that too, zero feng shui considerations. Chi definitely not flowing well in this home. Looks much smaller than 3500sq ft to me, a lot of wasted space.
The bomb shelter cracked me up, kept rewinding to see if I heard correctly. Mentioned so nonchalant, like everyone has one. I guess it's not a concern in the U.S. Wonder what country this is to have such instability.
The only bit of color allowed to the children is in their tiny cubicles in the corner of a cell. Just cold, and a reminder there's no accounting for taste. To each their own though, certainly.
The house is beautifully designed, but such a big house and the kids have to share a room, and bedroom on upper floors looks so cramped. There has to be better ways to design the rooms. The bedrooms ruined it for me.
Beautiful home. ❤
Glad you like it!
Very nice home.
Thanks for your kind words!
welcome back reuben
Thanks Sean!!
I like that the house has a lot of light and the ventilation, but for a 1 million house I don't expect to see an unsightly washing machine from the front door.
Agree the house overall is gorgeous, but Its quite strange to see utility/storage areas welcoming you the first thing you step into the house
So using light wood resembling birch = scandinavian/danish?
I liked only the 3rd Floor.
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Reuben 🥳🥳🥳
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May I know the area of the land and house?
The beautifull house design,good video,like it
Smukt 😍
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i like design but i dont like layout
I want plan of ground floor and 1st floor of this house can you help out.
@@ReubenDhanaraj but it's not contain length measurements
Lovely Home 😊
Thank you for your kind words!
Did he say there is a bomb shelter??? Wtf?
lol the first toilet he introduced can be seen by curious neighbours . The owners will feel extremely exposed and uncomfortable to undress and use that toilet.
No surprise, plain Jane but practical house. No domestic helper room? Usually 2 single bed for 2 people sharing a room is due to space constraint which is not in this case. So may be that is the domestic helpers' room.
Thanks for watching!
The toilet placement right next to the bathtub is unsightly for me. Either having your head so close to it or laying the other way and looking at it is aweful.
did he say 'bomb shelter'?
It's a civil defence thing in Singapore. Homes are required by law to have bomb shelters.
Bomb rooms are mandatory requirements for new builds.