Awesome! Transformation of an Old House in Sidoarjo into Japanese Style

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Cool! Transformation of an old house in Sidoarjo into Japanese style.

Dream - A house that is passed down from the family surely holds a lot of nostalgia. A house can also be said to be 'meant to be'. While searching for the right place to live, it turns out that the family house cannot be left behind. That is what the owner of this old house in Sidoarjo, East Java, feels in this photo.

Awesome! Transformation of an Old House in Sidoarjo into Japanese Style

They tell about housing and the process of building their old-fashioned dwelling into a Japanese-style with a modern atmosphere on Instagram @rumahkanaka.id. From the uploaded photos and videos on that account, it impresses many netizens.

From the beginning of the old house, it became so different. The homeowner worked together with architect Mande Austriono to build their dream house inspired by Japanese minimalist style with plenty of openings.

"If asked where the initial inspiration for making a house like this came from, the answer is 'JAPAN'. The houses we saw in Japan tend to be small, bright, and have a distinctive triangular roof shape with wooden brown accents in the interior," wrote the homeowner in their post."

The front view of this house has a triangular roof with a simple, minimalist, very clean façade design. When the gate is opened wide, you can immediately see the dominating white walls with sweet lighting.

Entering the front area, there is a garage that can fit one car. Then on the left side, the main door is visible with a small garden in front of it. This area is adorned with seating and medium-sized plants to create a serene atmosphere.

The translation of the given Bahasa text to English while preserving the HTML tags is as follows: "Inside, the glass walls surrounding the house allow maximum natural lighting to enter. Making the house very bright and ensuring maximum ventilation. The nuance is also created with a dominant natural wood characteristic of Japan." Translated text with preserved HTML tags:

Inside, the glass walls surrounding the house allow maximum natural lighting to enter. Making the house very bright and ensuring maximum ventilation. The nuance is also created with a dominant natural wood characteristic of Japan.

For the kitchen area, it is combined with the dining room. The door remains a glass door with its outer part adorned with wooden flooring. Natural and minimalist.

This house consists of two floors. The first floor is filled with a living room, a family room, and a kitchen. Meanwhile, the second floor has bedrooms. For access, a beautifully crafted staircase is made, with a combination of wood and glass materials. The appearance of the house is very aesthetic and pleasing to the eyes.

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