Australia has always been famous for its natural beauty.

Many houses and buildings also like to settle in the landscape belt,

in the jungle, at the foot of the mountain, by the river view...

They all have a common feature,

which is to let the building "penetrate" as much as possible.

Natural scenery, such as this luxury refitted container villa on the Warrnambool River,

 Kaiyang's design and living experience is amazing!

Comprising four shipping containers,

the villa has expansive river views and lawns where you can canoe,

paddleboard and enjoy outdoor lawn games in the sunny north-facing yard.

The deck in the center of the building is covered by the top canopy,

 which is not afraid of hot sun and wind and rain, and its space is completely enclosed,

providing a safe space for children to play.

All new modern industrial styling complements the look of the shipping container.

The house structure adopts a U-shaped design,

and the lower half of the "U" is completed by two containers spliced together,

 serving as living room and kitchen.

LED downlights are used for indoor lighting,

and the light coming in from outside is

enough to meet the lighting needs during the day.

The dining table and the kitchen bar are located in the same area,

 and the minimalist bar looks industrial.

The containers have been remodeled to be fully insulated and refurbished inside,

 guaranteeing a comfortable indoor living environment.

The living room is located next to the dining room,

and a small area is surrounded by fabric sofas.

The overall color tone is mainly black, white and gray, showing a minimalist style.

The two shipping containers on the two wings of the "U"

are transformed into bedrooms, each with its own private bathroom.

The biggest highlight of the bedroom is the panoramic floor-to-ceiling windows at its end,

where the bed is also set to enjoy the most abundant natural light and scenery.

Perfect for couples, families, and anyone looking to relax in a fun

and unique place with beautiful garden and river views.

Pictures courtesy of  AirBNB