Eto Kenta's Hidden Garden Design Home is Stunning and Private
Farida Helmy — April 15, 2014 — Art & Design
Most people try to deck out their gardens in any way possible to attract attention and compliments from neighbors and those passing by; that is not the case with Japanese architect Eto Kenta and his stunning hidden garden design.
Designing this unique-looking metal-clad exterior house in Ōita Prefecture in a way that may seem cold from the outside, the architect has the ultimate secret on the inside: a hidden garden away from prying eyes.
Kenta situated the house in-between a residential neighborhood and a grassy plain, so the house was elusive at the front and open at the back overlooking the greenery.
"Raising a large opening on the south side allows lighting and ventilation into the house, but also ensures privacy from the neighbouring houses," says Kenta.
Designing this unique-looking metal-clad exterior house in Ōita Prefecture in a way that may seem cold from the outside, the architect has the ultimate secret on the inside: a hidden garden away from prying eyes.
Kenta situated the house in-between a residential neighborhood and a grassy plain, so the house was elusive at the front and open at the back overlooking the greenery.
"Raising a large opening on the south side allows lighting and ventilation into the house, but also ensures privacy from the neighbouring houses," says Kenta.
Trend Themes
1. Hidden Garden Design - This trend explores the integration of secret gardens into architectural designs, providing a private and serene outdoor space.
2. Metal-clad Exterior - The use of metal-clad exteriors in housing design offers a unique and modern aesthetic, adding an element of novelty and visual appeal.
3. Privacy Innovation - The concept of privacy innovation focuses on creative solutions that elevate privacy while maintaining functionality and aesthetics in living spaces.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture - Architects have the opportunity to incorporate hidden gardens and metal-clad exteriors into their designs, providing clients with innovative and personalized living spaces.
2. Real Estate - Real estate developers can explore the market demand for homes that feature unique design elements like hidden gardens and metal-clad exteriors to differentiate their properties and attract potential buyers.
3. Home Decor and Outdoor Living - The home decor and outdoor living industry can create products and solutions that cater to the growing interest in hidden gardens and privacy innovations, offering customers a range of options to enhance their living spaces.
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