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Anteroom and work area: a desk, two bedroom doors and the stairs of your house
Between the bedrooms lies an anteroom with a work desk by the window, an office chair, crane prints and plants. Add the entrance with shoe rack, a dressing corner by the glass doors and dark granite stairs with black railings, and you know every space of the house.
What's here
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Bedroom doors | Two black panel doors side by side: bedroom 2 and bedroom 3 |
| Desk | Black-frame desk with desk lamp, by the window |
| Office chair | Black mesh office chair |
| Rug | Beige and green patterned rug under the desk |
| Window | Window with grey curtains next to the desk |
| Decor | Three framed prints with white cranes on grey, plants on black plant stands |
| Dressing corner | Grey dressing table with round mirror and white chair by glass doors with grey curtains |
| Stairs | Dark granite steps, black metal railing, wall lights, black decorative 3D panels in the stairwell |
| Entrance | Black fluted wall panels, built-in cabinet with hooks, black shoe rack with house slippers, bench, door mat |
| WiFi | Mesh WiFi up to 1 Gbit/s on all floors |
The work area
The desk stands by a window with grey curtains, on a beige and green patterned rug. A black mesh office chair and a desk lamp make it a real workplace, not a dining table borrowed for the laptop. Three framed prints with white cranes on grey hang on the wall, and plants on black stands keep the corner green.
Video calls from Saigon
The mesh WiFi with up to 1 Gbit/s covers all three floors. Join the morning meeting with the team at home while the rest of the house sleeps.
A longer stay with remote work
Digital nomads and guests who work during their holiday have a fixed desk with daylight, separate from the bedrooms and the living room.
Homework and travel planning
Children write their holiday diary at the desk, adults book tickets and tours for the next day.
The anteroom and the two bedroom doors
Two black panel doors stand side by side and lead into bedroom 2 and bedroom 3. Grey marble-look floor tiles with black skirting and cream walls follow the house colours.
Short ways at night
From the bedroom door to the stairs it is only a few steps across the anteroom.
Quiet in the evening
Whoever goes to bed early closes the black door; the others stay in the living room or on the rooftop.
The dressing corner
A grey dressing table with a round mirror and a white chair stands by the glass doors with grey curtains.
Getting ready in daylight
Make-up and hair by the glass doors, with daylight on your face, while others use the bathrooms.
Entrance and shoe rack
Black fluted wall panels frame the entrance. A built-in cabinet with hooks holds bags and jackets, and a black shoe rack with house slippers stands next to a bench and a door mat.
Arriving with luggage
Put the suitcases down, take off your shoes on the bench, change into house slippers and keep the street dust outside.
The stairs
Dark granite steps with black metal railings connect the floors. Wall lights and black decorative 3D panels in the stairwell continue the black accents of the house.
Day and night
Wall lights light the stairs in the evening, so nobody climbs in the dark.
How the anteroom works with the rest of the house
The anteroom links bedrooms, stairs and work area. It keeps the bedrooms private and gives remote workers their own desk away from the TV and the kitchen. Business travellers can prepare a presentation at the desk in the morning and still join the group for the rooftop BBQ in the evening.
Frequently asked questions
Is there a desk for working?
Yes, a desk with office chair and desk lamp by a window in the anteroom, with mesh WiFi up to 1 Gbit/s.
How do the floors connect?
By dark granite stairs with black metal railings and wall lights.
Is there a place for shoes and luggage at the entrance?
Yes, a shoe rack with house slippers, a bench and a built-in cabinet with hooks.
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