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Asian Attached Shed and Granny Flat Design Ideas

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塩屋新田の家
塩屋新田の家
kinoie -キノイエ- (株式会社カネタ建設)kinoie -キノイエ- (株式会社カネタ建設)
+αの別世界「離れ」。 母屋(ベース)から下屋(ゲヤ)を通って繋がる「離れ」部屋。趣味部屋としてアウトドア用品、DIY、バイク関連などなど、離れだからこそ集中し、楽しめる空間が実現できます。
This is an example of an asian attached shed and granny flat in Other.
長野市に建つ西海岸平屋新築住宅
長野市に建つ西海岸平屋新築住宅
HUCOSHUCOS
大井川茂兵衛
Design ideas for an asian attached shed and granny flat in Other.
信州・大町の土蔵の古材を使った新築
信州・大町の土蔵の古材を使った新築
かわかみ建築設計室かわかみ建築設計室
信州・大町の土蔵の古材を使った新築
Inspiration for an asian attached studio in Other.
高基礎の平屋
高基礎の平屋
アース建築工房アース建築工房
外部用の物入れです。写真では見えませんが、階段が付いていて階段を上るとキッチンの横に出るようになっています。 奥様の買い物の収納の動線を考えてみました。
Mid-sized asian attached shed and granny flat in Nagoya.
35坪の家を40坪にする中庭のある家
35坪の家を40坪にする中庭のある家
株式会社ハーミットクラブデザイン株式会社ハーミットクラブデザイン
4畳の離れの和室。ここは夜間のお仕事の御主人の寝る部屋。程よい距離感を作る為のハナレ Photo by HDA
Photo of a small asian attached granny flat in Tokyo.
皆賀の家
皆賀の家
Pleasant DesignPleasant Design
玄関横の外部収納です。 ベビーカーなどを収納できます。
Design ideas for a small asian attached barn in Other.
Japanisches Teehaus Heidelberg
Japanisches Teehaus Heidelberg
Drixler Japanische HäuserDrixler Japanische Häuser
Ein sehr schönes 2-Raum Teehaus mit Mondfenster.
This is an example of an asian attached granny flat in Other.
豊橋市　瓦町の家
豊橋市　瓦町の家
株式会社kotori株式会社kotori
家事動線を考慮し、玄関とキッチンを繋ぐように配置したパントリー。買い物などから帰宅後にスムーズに食材等を収納できます。引き込み戸によって、普段は閉めきることが可能です。
Small asian attached shed and granny flat in Other.
皆賀の家
皆賀の家
Pleasant DesignPleasant Design
Photo of a small asian attached barn in Other.
外物置・勝手口
外物置・勝手口
一級建築士事務所　丹羽明人アトリエ一級建築士事務所　丹羽明人アトリエ
Photo of a mid-sized asian attached barn in Other.
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Asian Attached Shed and Granny Flat Design Ideas

Granny flats and sheds have come a long way in terms of design. No longer just a place to store infrequently used items or a spare bed, they are now highly sought after spaces that, in many cases, resemble a small, well-maintained home. A Asian garden shed can be an extension of your house, providing more living space for your family, or it can be a home office or creative studio. Many homeowners also see the benefit of building a separate structure in their backyard as a means for rental income.

What else can I use my granny flat for?

With so many Asian granny flat designs on offer, you really can use this area for virtually anything, from outdoor storage to accommodation. Livable sheds and granny flats are a great way to provide teenagers with some level of independence, while keeping them nearby and allowing them to save money. They’re also an alternative to supported care for elderly family members. Relatively cheap to construct, a backyard granny flat can make you some extra money, too, should you want to rent it out, or move in yourself and rent out your main house. Those with a hobby such as painting, music or woodwork may prefer to use the space to pursue their passions, while others whom work from home could use the backyard studio as their home office.

What should I consider when planning a garden shed, granny flat or studio?

Different locales have different requirements for outbuildings such as sheds, granny flats and studios. In most cases, where the shed, granny flat or studio has running water, cooking or sanitary facilities, it will require building consent. Other considerations include the height of the building, its distance to boundaries, maximum floor space and stormwater drainage. If you're turning it into a fully developed space, make sure it complies with local ordinances and has enough ventilation, light and insulation for seasonal temperature changes. In terms of Asian decor, approach decorating this space as you would any other room in your house. If you are creating an extension of your home, you can either stick to your current interior style or do something completely different since this is a detached space. With space at a minimum, layout is also crucial. Built-ins are a saving grace where space is tight, while wall-mounted items such as bikes and garden tools will also save you lots of floor space. You could even incorporate overhead ceiling racks for seasonal and infrequently used items.
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