Those “wavy walls” are known as crinkle crankle walls, but also called serpentine, ribbon, or sinusoidal walls. They’re a classic example of how geometry can be used to outsmart the physical limitations of building materials.
The shape provides built-in structural stability, fewer bricks are used than are needed for a straight wall – which is the main reason they are built that way.
Credit: fruvintage
Inspiring architecture & design…
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I like simple layouts where you can catch most of the space at first glance & get a good overview. This solution is a good example, with living room & kitchen separated by glass parts including the bedroom on the the upper level.
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Take care / Marie
A lovely room in neutral colours with materials that goes well together with the rest of the decor.
Typical Swedish interior design style.
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