The house has two non-opening windows that provide a sense of openness and allow natural light to filter in through translucent panels. These panels, located on the road-facing side, add a touch of modernity while ensuring privacy.
Entry into the house is an adventure in itself. A retractable staircase serves as both the main entry point and the foundation of the living room area. When closed, the staircase seamlessly integrates into the floor, creating a versatile living space. Navigating the house requires moving between levels using stairs or ladders, a design that emphasizes functionality without compromising on aesthetics
The Keret House is just one example of how narrow spaces are being utilized to create homes that defy expectations. In a world where bigger is often equated with better, narrow homes remind us that quality of life isn’t determined by square footage. Instead, it’s about how we use the space we have, the connections we foster within it, and the ingenuity we bring to our daily lives!