March 4, 2023

Waspada.co.id – Minimalist house design 5×10 m may sound small and cannot provide a functional room if we are not very good at managing the division of space.

However, it is undeniable that with the increasingly narrowing of land in urban areas, the construction of houses with a size of 5 × 10 is also being carried out because they are considered sufficient to accommodate the needs of the room if the interior design of the house is arranged carefully.

So, on this occasion we will try to discuss a minimalist 1 floor house measuring 5×10 m with 3 bedrooms, living room, kitchen, bathroom, carport and laundry area.

For those of you who need a design and house plan, here’s a 5×10 minimalist home design that might be an inspiration in building a tiny house, but still feels spacious, comfortable, and has a complete room. Come on, let’s just look at the discussion!

Exterior

This house has a modern minimalist concept with a simple but still elegant facade. Even though it’s small, this house can still have a carport measuring 2.5×4 m, with a note that it’s only for small cars.

For the carport roof, use a canopy made of solar flat combined with a hollow iron frame.

As for the roof of the house, it uses a gable roof which makes the house look more handsome. This gable roof model has several advantages such as easy installation, more cost-effective, cooler and less leaking.

Interior

Family room

Entering the house, we are immediately greeted by the family room which can also function as a living room measuring 2.5 x 4.5 m.

Even though it is not too big in size, this family room can still be placed with some of the furniture a family needs on a daily basis, such as a TV table and wall cabinet, dining table, sofa for three people, and a coffee table.

In this family room, paint is used in bright colors and there are mirror materials to make the house feel more spacious.

Bedroom I

This bedroom measures 2.5×3 m which is adjacent to the family room. With the right arrangement, this room can fit a queen size bed, dresser, wardrobe, wall cabinet and TV.

Bedroom II

From bedroom I we go to bedroom II which measures 2.5×2.5 m. With this size, the bedroom can be placed with a double size bed, study table and wardrobe.

The window openings in this room face the carport area.

Kitchen

Next we go to the kitchen measuring 2.5×2 m. This kitchen has window openings towards the semi-outdoor laundry area.

Even though this kitchen is not wide, it can still be placed with a minimalist kitchen set and refrigerator.

Bedroom III

From the kitchen we go to bedroom III which measures 2.5 x 2.5 m. In this bedroom can be placed double size bed, study table and wardrobe.

This room has window openings towards the laundry area so that air circulation and natural light can enter optimally.

Area Laundry

This area measures 1.5×1.5 m and is made semi-outdoor with a solar flat roof and a hollow steel frame. Apart from being a washing area, this room is also a source of air circulation and natural lighting in the house.

Bathroom

Then we go to the bathroom which measures 1×1.5 m. Because this bathroom has a small size, it uses a squat toilet with a tub that uses a bucket.

This bathroom has a window overlooking the laundry area with a size of 40×60 cm.

Plan and Size

This minimalist house measures 5×10 m with room dimensions:

• Carport measuring 2.5×4 m
• Family room measuring 2.5×4.5 m
• Bedroom I measures 2.5×3 m
• Bedroom II measures 2.5×2.5 m
• Bedroom III measures 2.5×2.5 m
• Kitchen measuring 2.5×2 m
• Area Laundry berukuran 1,5×1,5 m
• The bathroom measures 1×1.5 m

How, interesting is not it? Hopefully this is useful for those who need design inspiration and house plans. (dk/wool/d1)

The exhibitions are on view from this weekend until May 21.

The painter Jacques Shapiro, whose real name is Jakov Shapiro, was born in Daugavpils during the Russian Empire. In 1925, he moved to France and joined the Paris artists’ colony The Hive (Spiets), where the XX century 20-30 such future artistic geniuses as Modigliani, Picasso, Chagall and Léger lived and worked in the 1970s. Together, they formed the so-called Paris school, but Shapiro managed to create his own unique world of art with unusual shapes and bright colors. Exhibition curated by the Rothko Center Arrival: Jacques Shapiro has been made in cooperation with the US art collector Shmuel Tatz, confirming the important place of the artist in the history of world art and reminding of his origin.

The interest of the curators of the Rothko Center in Jacques Shapiro’s work began when they had the opportunity to supplement the center’s collection with two of his originals and exhibit one of them in the exhibition of the collection Found in the collection. In the spring season, a new exhibition of the collection, A Reasonable Being, will be on display, highlighting other art pearls found in the Rothko Center’s collection.

This year, the exhibition of the Latgale region artist competition goes by the name Hit the top ten because it is being held for the tenth time and is the beginning of the Rothko Center’s ten-year anniversary celebration. The works of 48 artists were selected for the exhibition in accordance with the competition, which, according to the jury’s assessment, prophetically “hit the top ten” without any external or internal censorship restrictions and with the intellectual impulses available to the artist.

Polish artist Piotr Skovron in the exhibition of abstract representational graphics, Interferences, devotes himself to a creative and experimental exploration of space, which he was inspired by the engineering sciences he once learned.

On the other hand, Australian photographer and artist Ralfs Kerle explores the waterways of Sydney Harbor in his exhibition The Untouchable Sublimity in photography. The author records the formations observed in nature and created by nature, conceptually processing them into an abstract art photograph. The work of the French photographer Uriel Morgenstern is also rooted in abstraction and interest in architecture. He is fascinated by the use of light and the deeply reflective properties of black in the works of artists Mark Rothko and Pierre Soulages. The exhibition About Rothko and Suláž: The Color of Silence marks the points of mutual contact in the works of Rothko, Suláž and Morgenstern.