Canadians are increasingly wanting more space, a room for leisure,
activity, entertainment, or quietness but with the limited space within their
homes, it might be difficult. Especially when the viewer sees their house is
full of a fixed number of rooms that currently resides with the essential
requirements in the house (bedroom, kitchen, living room). As a result,
families find themselves including custom bunk beds, pull out flexible
furniture but that may only last the kids for so long till they want to have
separate spaces, or it’s still not enough exclusion for people to feel it's a
separate space. Organization and balance are achieved through a thorough
sense of categorization and placement, and that’s how people feel a sense of
balance and satisfaction. People value a good environment that best suits
their needs and is willing to go out to obtain those necessities. For example,
people may go out to cafes or libraries for a sense of separation to focus or
people go out to the gym to get in the fitness that they crave. But what if
you can bring those spaces in your home and keep the division. This house
(reference image) is built with six rooms, two offices, two lounge/living spaces and
has more potential for expansion. With those six rooms, the use of them are
endless, it can be a yoga room, kids’ playroom, a walk-in closet, a workshop,
a plant room, etc. A house is not limited to the existing built, there is always
room to creatively divide, convert, and find a better use of space. All this can
be possible with the guidance of architect, interior designers, engineers and
other relevant authorities. It can be a simple partition or change of height to
bring a new space. Goals are achieved with the right resources and Cadaxx
Design has the expertise that can provide solutions.