The house was hidden, as it appeared in a fictional film that was in real life
With just one operation on the phone, you can make this house disappear or show up only
With just one operation on the phone, you can make this house disappear or appear only in "one note".
This design called "The disappearing house" is the idea of architect Gotvyansky from Ukraine.
The house is uniquely designed, can "paddle" with just one connection operation on the phone.
High-tech applications, making home owners can control up, lower as desired.
With just a push of a button on the phone, you can make the house appear or disappear at will.
The house is divided into two separate spaces with one side on the resting area and the other on the living room.
Transparent glass wall design creates a sense of harmony with nature.
The objects are designed to be minimalist, with dark colors to create a feeling of ventilation and very "cool eyes".2 spaces are separated by multi-function shelves.
The scenery blends into the beautiful nature when sitting in the house.
A nearby windmill is responsible for powering this unique home.
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