Though the ceilings are low, the insides of the home were stripped back, and architectural features like ceiling beams and columns are left open and powerful. Big windows let in a lot of light but itâ€s also fun seeing all the clean white elements that help the brightness. Though thereâ€s a lot of concrete and gray, theyâ€ve filled the whole space with lots of quirky art, fun furnishings and more to help keep it a warm, comfortable space. Like like. Spotted on ArchDaily.

To maximize the space inside the residence, the designers chose to abandon the general rules of maintaining privacy with regard to windows and transparency. Instead, the home opens up to nature with large expanses of glass to blend the inside and outside world.

Inside the rusted timber and brick structural shell, you will find a contemporary interior design with modern furniture, fixtures and finishes. There is also millwork detailing and the insertion of a steel cantilever stair that connects the ground floor living areas with the private sleeping quarters upstairs. The home is definitely a great rehabilitation project and the results are amazing.