This House In Thailand Is A Balance Between Concrete And Glass

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Designed by IDIN Architects, this home in Nakhon Ratchasima, Thailand, was inspired by the home owner’s lifestyle and sense of adventure.

A small concrete wall defines the property line of this house, and a concrete path leads you to the entrance.

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The design of the house was initiated by the idea of a kayak on the water, and the way that the river acts as a support for the kayak. With the house design, the living and dining areas act as a support for the upper floor where the bedrooms are.

Designed by IDIN Architects, this home in Nakhon Ratchasima, Thailand, was inspired by the home owner's lifestyle and sense of adventure.

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The cantilevered upper floor of the home is also a reflection of being adventurous.

This concrete home in Thailand has an upper floor that's cantilevered.

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At the rear of the home, a wall of wood shutters provides privacy and protection from the elements.

At the rear of this home, a wall of wooden shutters provides privacy and protection from the elements.

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In the stone and concrete wall, there’s a wood door to give you access to the land behind the house.

The stone and concrete fence is broken up by a wooden door that provides access to the field behind the house.

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Inside, wood shutters and ceiling soften the mostly-concrete interior.

Wood and brightly colored furniture soften up the interior of this concrete home.

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Wood has also been used in the dining area with the table and chairs.

A large wooden dining table and chairs warm up the mostly-concrete interior of this home.

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Floating concrete stairs take you to the upper floor of the home.

Floating concrete stairs take you to the upper floor of this Thai home.

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Upstairs, the master bedroom has views of farmland through the floor-to-ceiling windows.

Large floor-to-ceiling windows provide plenty of light to this bedroom.

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In the master bathroom, a letterbox window gives a glimpse of the outdoors and wood shutters provide privacy but also let fresh air through.

In this master bathroom, a letterbox window gives a glimpse of the outdoors and wooden shutters provide privacy but also let fresh air through.

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In another bedroom, a small home office has been included beside the bed.

In this bedroom, the bed has been pulled away from the wall to make a walkway to the small home office.

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In the second bathroom, concrete has been combined with wood and stone for an earthy look.

Concrete has been combined with wood and stone for an earthy look in this bathroom.

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Back outside, the home also has a rooftop patio that allows you to take in the view of the treetops.

This home in Thailand has a rooftop patio that overlooks the trees.