The MaHouse Quirky Home Features Child-Friendly Elements
Rahul Kalvapalle — February 17, 2016 — Art & Design
References: theverymany & gizmag
The MaHouse is an extremely quirky home, developed by TheVeryMany, that somehow manages to shove a light-bathed 340 square meter luxury home into a very peculiarly shaped plot in Strasbourg, France. Completed in January 2015, this home features four bedrooms.
This quirky home features a trio of intentionally misaligned and stacked volumes, each of which sports a special green roof. The three volumes are used to house the master bedroom on the upper floor, with three bedrooms and a playroom situated in the middle floor. The ground floor is home to the common spaces such as the living room, lounge, kitchen and dining area.
Ultimately, the MaHouse seeks to offer luxurious and fun living in a unique environment.
This quirky home features a trio of intentionally misaligned and stacked volumes, each of which sports a special green roof. The three volumes are used to house the master bedroom on the upper floor, with three bedrooms and a playroom situated in the middle floor. The ground floor is home to the common spaces such as the living room, lounge, kitchen and dining area.
Ultimately, the MaHouse seeks to offer luxurious and fun living in a unique environment.
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