For children who are used to living in an apartment, the dacha may not immediately become a favorite place. The baby will need some time to appreciate all the advantages of the new place. The process of getting used to it will go quickly and unnoticed if you can build a beautiful fairy-tale house. Make a small copy of it with your own hands from polymer clay. Show this product to your baby.
Project of a multi-storey fairy-tale house for children
A small child will definitely become interested and want to check for himself who lives there. Fairytale houses are the best decorative elements for decorating a personal plot.
THE PLAN IS MODERATE, BUT NOT CLOSE
The compact layout and modest square footage allow this cottage to be classified as economy class. All rooms are moderately spacious and comfortably located.
ON THE FIRST FLOOR:
An entrance hall with an entrance to a bathroom and boiler room, a common room with a kitchen and a bedroom, which is very rare in small cottages. Comfortable common area - a sofa opposite the fireplace, a dining group in the kitchen. The room has three windows from the floor. You can build a light terrace-platform outside with umbrellas, and in the summer you can go out to it from the room.
The kitchen set can be along one wall (as in the plan ↓), and then it can accommodate a minimum set of equipment; or corner. Then it will be very roomy and give scope for culinary creativity. The staircase deserves special attention . It is wide and comfortable. It, together with the hall, is visually combined with the living room, making it seem more spacious. Under most of the stairs there is enough height for a reading area or play corner.
The hearth is located in the center of the room ; it can be used as a heating stove by distributing warm air from the pipe to all rooms.
IN THE ATTIC:
Two spacious bedrooms with French windows and a bathroom in the bay window above the entrance. The “pockets” of the attics provide ample storage space. There are no canopies or terraces made in the house so that the project can be implemented on a very small plot of land. The size of the house in the project is 6 by 10 meters, which allows it to be placed on a plot of only 17 by 15 meters.
The simplest projects of unusual houses
The house can be a box that can be easily made with your own hands from plasterboard. Reliable fastening is ensured by the use of furniture staples. A sheet of cardboard is used to make the roof. It is simply bent in half.
In this position, it is attached to a plasterboard box with cut out windows and a door, and the top is covered with a concrete solution.
Apply the coating unevenly to create a tile effect. Paint the finished product and add accessories.
Several options for simple children's houses
For the house you can use a plywood base. And the walls are made of thick cardboard of any color. For the roof, two identical parts are cut out of cardboard. Electricity can be installed inside the structure. LED light sources can serve as original lighting.
A small hut can be easily made from acorns and pine cones. With your own hands you will make a unique creation that your child will be ready to play with for hours. Juice bottles can also be used for the houses. To build such structures for children is to briefly go back to childhood. You can ask your child to help you.
A small fairy-tale house that decoupage techniques will help you make
For original products you need plastic bottles, PVA glue, napkins, cardboard, colored paper, yarn.
- Take a pair of scissors and cut the Activia bottle into two pieces.
- Shade the halves using the decoupage technique. PVA glue is applied to the workpiece. It is wrapped in a strip of paper napkin, the width of which is equal to the height of the cut part from the bottle.
- Wait a bit, allowing the workpiece to dry. Place it on the neck of a liter plastic bottle.
- Make a roof. Take a compass and draw a circle with a radius of 5 cm. Make notches on the circle with a compass. Connect the marks. You should end up with a hexagon. Cut out one regular triangle: what remains is the blank for the roof. Connect it with a plastic bottle wrapped in a napkin.
- Make windows and doors. To do this you will need to prepare a stencil. Draw a rectangle with a width and length of 3 cm and 4 cm, respectively, on cardboard, round the top and cut it out. This is a stencil for windows. For the door, the stencil will also be a rectangle. Its sides are 3 cm x 6 cm. Round the top and cut out the resulting shape.
- Stencils are applied to colored paper, outlined and cut out. We glue the finished windows and door onto the homemade product.
- To create a 3D effect that is interesting for children, colored threads are glued to the outlines.
- The product is ready. This hut can be placed in a flower pot.
ARCHITECTURE
In the exterior decoration , a combination of light plaster with facing stone was used, the image was completed with dark details of the roofs, in the same color as the window frames, and the windows were complemented with shutters. Thus, the result was a project of a modest, very cozy and harmonious, and at the same time simple to decorate house with a fabulously beautiful layout.
The entrance was placed under the attic bay window, supported by two pillars. Floor-to-ceiling windows were installed at the ends, providing good lighting and excellent visibility.
There is a variant of this house with a terrace next to the living room - FOREST TALE.
The cost of the project and the composition are the same.
Country House like from a Fairy Tale - 50 photo ideas
These houses seem to have been created by real dreamers and fantasy lovers. All these buildings are real, made from real building materials. But it’s simply impossible to pass by such a building without taking out a camera and capturing it in a photo or video. In today’s selection I offer you 50 photos of ideas for country houses like from a fairy tale.
By choosing the scale of the building, you can build such a fairy-tale castle on your site.
A country house can be like that - a monastery in a medieval style.
A house with its entire appearance reminiscent of Vikings and harsh men living behind strong walls.
One more angle closer. Houses like those in fairy tales really do exist!
German half-timbered country house in a fairytale style - irregular geometry makes the structure cute and graceful.
Conceptual country house made of cement. Clay can also be used as a building material, but cement is better, as it is more durable.
A small house made of cement, suitable for a warehouse for storing household equipment.
The idea of a house for a summer residence is, of course, one floor, with a residential attic. I was attracted by the shape of the building and the overall concept.
It may be an ordinary house, but there is something about it! It must feel like a fairy tale!
Houses with sloping walls and thatched roofs have always given me sincere joy and the feeling of a fairy-tale film.
A typical English cottage with red brick and a strictly neat garden. What a fairy tale!
A pleasant house with a fireplace made of flagstone. The idea is very good, I think!
Fairy roof design idea. Everything is sharp, high, and comfortable in winter - the snow will roll off without stopping.
Another original idea for a fairy-tale house is a cottage. A thatched roof is like a multi-layered skirt.
The concept of this house is extremely close to me - floor-length windows overlooking your garden. Sitting in a chair in the morning and contemplating your possessions is a lovely thing!
A house covered with siding, with its own neat garden, overlooking the water.
The idea of a fairytale house from Antoni Gaudi from Park Guell in Barcelona.
A cute shoe house can be made for children's games.
Delicious, even a marshmallow house!
Ideas for the design of the roof and attic elements.
By creating such buildings, you give space to your own creativity, imagination and open the door from a fairy tale to our world.
Each such country house will be unique, original, will go viral on social networks, and will evoke a lot of positive emotions.
At the dacha you can challenge stereotypes and uniformity of buildings.
If not the main one, then at least a guest or children’s playhouse can be made unusual.
I want everything! Each house is good and unusual in its own way. And how to build everything?
All that remains is to lick your lips and dream!
So many ideas, so much beauty and inspiration!
The walls are covered with ivy and wild grapes.
Another house from Park Guell.
The hobbit's house is in the hill. I saw a film about how such a house was created; it is a very complex system, where many factors are taken into account, such as the groundwater level, drainage, antifungal treatment of walls and materials.
Even simply painting the walls of the house in bright colors will make it special and, to some extent, fabulous.
Well, if you decide to build a real fairy-tale mansion, then call me with a camera - I won’t miss the opportunity to take bright pictures!
Originality always attracts attention! Before you is an ordinary residential building, the owners of which decided to stand out among similar buildings in this way.
Hidden in the silence of the forest is the ice cream maker's house! From here every morning a man drives out in his van, delivering ice cream through the streets and treating children.
The house is like a fairy tale, the roof is in the shape of mushrooms.
An ideal thatched roof - it keeps you cool inside in hot weather and reliably protects from precipitation in rainy weather.
Of course, turrets are not as relevant now as they were in the early 90s, but they look very romantic!
Idea for a fairytale gnome house. Why not take this into account when building a playhouse?
A very stylish “fairytale” residential building.
When building a fairy tale on your site, be prepared for the fact that there will be people who want to take a closer look at your structure. Give them this opportunity - make a small entrance fee and your hobby will begin to generate some income. This is often done in the West.
Each owner of an unusual house makes money from his building. And this is either an entrance ticket or the opportunity to live for a day or more in such a house. I think the idea is very good, especially if your site is located in a picturesque location.
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CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS
The finished project of a three-room house of 90 m2 with an attic OLD TALE is designed for construction from foam blocks (aerated concrete)
Foundation – strip monolithic to the depth of freezing (options are possible depending on the soil) Walls – 400 mm foam block, aerated concrete, or 380 mm porous stone Floors – wooden Roof – attic warm, ventilated
about standard designs of INVAPOLIS© on the page PROJECTS FROM FOAM BLOCKS
Her Majesty Dugout
This type of housing has been known since Neolithic times; it is one of the oldest and widespread throughout the world. If you are planning a large construction project, the dugout will serve you not only as the first temporary structure on the site, but also as a cellar or additional utility room in the future.
However, its advantages cannot be diminished in the role of the main residence or additional residential building! The main advantages of the dugout are the optimal temperature inside; ease of construction (it can be built very quickly and even alone) and low cost. And also - invisibility: as soon as grass grows on the roof, your house will no longer stand out from the surrounding landscape.
For some, such a project will not seem very attractive - the stereotype about the dugout as a relic of history remains in their minds. In extreme cases, it is perceived as a cellar for storing workpieces. But modern dugouts look no less worthy than traditional houses. Cozy, lined with boards inside and out, with small round windows - they are pleasing to the eye and are gaining popularity throughout Europe. It’s as if time itself is intertwined in them - the past and the present, nature and man...
Their newfound popularity sometimes makes it difficult to understand what it is: a dugout or a modern cottage sunk into the ground?
Focus on interior and exterior details that will help you change your friends' perception of the dugout as a dull cellar. Fancy windows, a decorative fence at the entrance - and now you are Snow White in your quiet forest shelter...
"Foxy burrow"
It is also worth remembering the bunded house (it is also called a fox hole). Such a house can be slightly recessed, be completely above ground, or combine above-ground and bunded parts.
Such a structure is suitable for any terrain and any relief, adapting to it, repeating its contours. Such houses interact perfectly with the environment, and the earth seems to cover them with a blanket, protecting them from cold and wind.
Unlike a dugout, a bunded house should rather be called an earthen hill (it can even be attached to a hill, which will serve as a natural fence). Actually, it’s logical to consider “the hobbit’s house” a variation on this theme.
A diked house does not take up much space, and the land nearby and on it can be used for planting strawberries, raspberries and flowers, turning your home into a real flowering bed.
Perhaps, with a dugout or a “fox hole” you will not be afraid of an increase in average annual temperatures - in such a house you can forget about the heat and the need to install an air conditioner. It will maintain a positive temperature, which will reduce heating costs in winter. The walls of such a house always breathe; from year to year it becomes stronger due to the fact that the earth is compacted, and its top layer is held together by the roots and rhizomes of grasses. If you do ventilation correctly, you can also forget about dampness. In fact, there are hundreds of ideas on how to build a small house cheaply and quickly! You just need time and desire to figure it out and choose the appropriate method. And then call your friends and acquaintances and start construction. After all, if you think about it, people used to build their houses without construction companies, loans and catalogs. The terrain itself suggests what is best to build on the site: contaminated territory - go ahead for bottles; hilly terrain - “hobbit house” or “fox hole”; a lot of clay soil - a house made of earth...
It’s easy to find like-minded people on the Internet; By helping each other build, you will gain experience and make new interesting friends. And don’t forget: you can always transform a planned house or even one already under construction with the help of original ideas. It is not at all necessary to spend millions on construction - sometimes just a few details from projects you like (for example, an unusual shape of windows and doors) can inspire creativity, introduce something new that will change the appearance of the building. published
PS And remember, just by changing your consumption, we are changing the world together! © econet
Tetsu - tea house, Japan
Here is such an amazing Tetsu Tea House in the town of Yamanashi. Quite ascetic, like everyone else in Japan. But it’s still worth visiting the island of Honshu and looking at it, especially during cherry blossom time.
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House in the Russian outback
In the Kostroma region there is a small town of Chukhloma. In its surroundings you can find abandoned villages dating back to the times of Tsarist Russia. Miraculously, the surviving houses and chapels stand as if time has stood still here. Among the already quite tall trees you can see a miracle of Russian architecture - an abandoned wooden house. According to legend, one merchant built it for his beloved.
Hobbit house in Wales
One of these people who wants to prolong childhood, Simon Dale, a resident of Wales, created a house project - a hobbit home.
Despite the fact that the house appears to be a fake house, inside it is absolutely functional and meets all the needs of modern life. This house was built exclusively from environmentally friendly materials.
Stone house, Portugal
If you're a fan of The Flintstones, you should definitely visit the Fafe Mountains in northern Portugal. It was this funny cartoon that inspired Victor Rodriguez to build this house. It would be a stretch to call it a building: the house was erected between three huge boulders. Like quite ordinary houses, the Stone House has inside everything you need for a comfortable stay.
Small cottage, New York
If you are a fan of the Victorian style, but you don’t have the funds to build palaces, go to the USA, New York, and see how poor architects bring their ideas to life.
The tiny Victorian cottage, despite its size, is perfect for a comfortable retreat.
Madhouse, Vietnam
If you are tired of standard hotels, visit the Madhouse in Vietnam. Each room here resembles some kind of fairy-tale character.
The cost of the room is meager, but guests are warned that the door to the room should always be open for tourists visiting the house.
Moominhouse, Japan
The Japanese, having read the famous work of Tove Janson “Moomin Valley”, decided to keep up with their famous theme park in Finland. They laid out a small park and erected several Moomin houses. The idea, of course, was borrowed. Japanese architects do not hide this, emphasizing the charm of the Japanese style in neighboring buildings and landscape design.
