Concrete Roof House Free 3D model

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This place boasts a dramatic concrete arched roof above the living space with matching concrete columns standing tall. The designers have intentionally left all of the structures in their original form, maintaining their natural hues for an earthy look. This modern abode features three bedrooms and 2.5 sparkling bathrooms perfect for the entire family to relax and unwind. You might want to note a few striking architectural choices: the garage facade was cleverly replicated from next door's house. At first glance, the grand foyer immediately catches your eye - it boasts an eight-sided ceiling with a beautiful tray design and a show-stopping chandelier lighting up the space, along with two ornate niches in the corners that house closets for added storage and convenient entryways leading to both the kitchen and the expansive living area. As you enter this cozy abode, be prepared to take your time due to its impressive interior. In the spacious living room, a concrete ceiling reigns supreme while an adjacent free-standing fireplace serves as a picturesque focal point - its charm doesn't stop there, as it flows seamlessly into a serene covered porch inviting the great outdoors inside. If you head to the first bedroom that's been transformed into a cozy home office replete with sturdy shelving units and storage cabinets, the result is nothing short of fantastic. Master Bedroom is where elegance comes alive with an undulating 'tent like' ceiling adorning it along with the secure comfort offered by an installed safe within the closet. Last but certainly not least - do pay close attention to every architectural aspect including its high-tech design and finish: there's a convenient counter in master bedroom specifically made for beauty prep sessions as well as the room that doubles up beautifully, 2 separate washrooms! With every turn and view taken together at home here - I sincerely trust that it resonates strongly. By coincidence the livingroom ceiling has cleverly been reproduced right out of Architectural Digest.