What is a townhouse? What are the advantages and disadvantages of townhouses?

With the development of urbanization, land is becoming more and more scarce, and the cost of owning a single-family villa is getting higher and higher. As a result, some villa houses and open-air courtyards came into being, known as stacked villas. The price of stacked villas is much cheaper than that of single-family villas, and the space and living comfort are basically the same as those of villas, which has become the object of many young upstarts.

What is the pattern of stacked villas?

Overlapping villas are generally divided into overlapping villas and overlapping villas. Overlapping villas have no gardens and basements, and they need to climb stairs or elevators to get upstairs, but they have balconies, attics and roof gardens. The next floor is the residents who live downstairs. There is a basement, a yard and a garage, but the living will be affected by the noise downstairs and the light received is not enough. A simple understanding is to divide a big villa into two parts.

How to decorate the villa?

For decoration, it should be decided according to huxing and up-and-down position, and the space of balcony, attic and roof can be fully developed. The roof can be made into a yard, a sun terrace, a table, a chair at home and a group of friends.

The basement can be built on the next floor and can be turned into an audio-visual room, gym or bedroom. It is a pleasant time to fully explore the space in the basement, plant flowers and grass in the courtyard, set a table to play chess with friends, put a rocking chair and have a cup of green tea.

The interior design of the villa is the same as the conventional design. Choose your own style, make full use of available space, and create a comfortable villa life.