Container house on Wednesday

--Today's site: France--

If a container has been wandering in the transportation industry for ten years, what will it look like now? Continue to "serve", or have been forced to "retire"? Would you believe it if I told you that it became a mansion in the city? Killian chastel and his wife answered you with practical results.

Eighteen months ago, Killian chestel bought back six 10-year-old original containers from the ports of Saint Nazaire and Le Havre, which had been shipped to Hong Kong and Panama. After ten years of "honing", they will be cheaper than new products. Although the appearance is covered with historical traces, they are cost-effective.

The first floor used four, the second floor used two, through welding and cutting these 30 square meters of metal box transformation, and bolt them together, finally created a 147 square meters of modern house. In order to make the house look brand new, zinc like panels are used to make the house have an "industrial surface".

In order to ensure sufficient indoor lighting and ventilation, the housing faces south, and the container walls have to be cut to make large holes for sunlight. The interior layout is based on the principle of open style to create a shared space. The husband is responsible for the construction of the house, and the wife is responsible for the design of soft decoration. It took 18 months to complete the luxury house in the city.

In order to feel the industrial wind of "black but warm" anytime and anywhere, the ceiling and box wall are all made of uneven wave panels. The ladder is only made of wood and steel frame, which makes the industrial wind simple to the extreme.

The design of the second floor is different from that of the first floor. The environment here pursues comfort and relaxation. The space is mainly used for bedrooms and bathrooms, so white is used as the base color. The same wave panel is used as the reservation of industrial elements, especially the ceramic tile is used in the bathroom to prevent moisture.