A wooden house bathed in light from the corridor ☆
Hello 
This is Science Home Konosu store. 
This time, we'll be introducing a two-family home with a corridor-style design. 
This is the exterior view.
A large, imposing house with a gable roof. 
The living room, with its two large sliding windows, seems to be filled with pleasant natural light. 
We opted for a double-sliding front door. 
Since there is a lot of family coming and going in the two-family home, it allows for smooth movement in and out. 
Sliding doors make efficient use of the entrance space and are convenient when you have a lot of luggage.
It's convenient because you just slide it sideways. 
This provides peace of mind in case you need a wheelchair in the future. 
It also prevents accidents such as sudden closures in strong winds, thus helping to prevent accidents. 
The second-floor balcony is long and extends horizontally. 
The sunlight and breeze pass through well, allowing you to hang a lot of laundry at once. 
Since you can access the balcony directly from multiple rooms,
The flow of household chores will become smoother. 
This is the living room.
The large open space with a staircase in the living room creates a very pleasant atmosphere. 
There is a built-in stove at the bottom of the stairs.
It vents all combustion gases outside, so the air doesn't get polluted.
It's great that regular ventilation, like once an hour, isn't necessary. 
The abundant use of wood helps regulate humidity.
Built-in models also allow water vapor to escape to the outside. 
It warms the room with overwhelming heating power, and its heating capacity does not drop even below freezing.
It's also very safe, so it's incredibly useful during the winter months. 
It's versatile in terms of functionality, but it also has a retro and warm look.
It blends in well with the interior. 
The kitchen is located in the back right.
Standing in the kitchen gives you a clear view of the entire living room, making it easy to keep an eye on your children.
It has become the environment 
A wooden lattice separates the kitchen from the living room.
Because the large space can be divided into different areas, there is no feeling of being cramped.
This is a Japanese-style room.
I installed custom-made shelves on the wall to display plants and my favorite books.
It's fun, isn't it? 
Since there are doors and windows, it can also be used as a private room.
Tatami mats with borders add definition to the entire room.
A sunken hearth is available in the center of the Japanese-style room. 
This is the staircase leading to the attic.
The space under the stairs has been turned into a Japanese-style room corner. 
Since it's a raised platform, it also serves as a seating area.
Since there's a counter, it can also be a place to read a book or enjoy some personal time.
This is the circuit for the open atrium area.
From the open atrium, you can hear the laughter of the family and smells from the kitchen.
I was thinking, "Is it almost time for dinner?" 
There's something strangely comforting about being in a space where you can sense the presence of your family.
It can help calm your mind. 
How was it? 
It was an attractive floor plan that allowed you to connect with your family through the open atrium.
The playful details add to the enjoyment of everyday life.
It sounds like you'll be able to enjoy lively days filled with the voices of your family. 
I'll introduce you to another lovely home. 
