The fern garden within the T-House is inspired by the Sarawakian rainforest. Photos: Design Network Architects
One thing that has thrived due to the pandemic lockdown is the fern garden within the T-House in Miri, Sarawak.
One of seven gardens, the lush green space is anchored by a bespoke steel and wood staircase that connects the two different floors of the five-bedroom bungalow.
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The fern garden within the T-House is inspired by the Sarawakian rainforest. Photos: Design Network Architects
Timber is used extensively in the interior, including these teak ceiling panels and flooring.
Photo: Kelvin Chan Photography
The wood and steel staircase that starts from the fern garden below leads to the upper floor.
Photo: Kelvin Chan Photography
Belian hardwood screens add a distinct identity to the house. Photos: Kelvin Chan Photography
Photo: Kelvin Chan Photography
The living spaces within have generous views of the outdoor greenery.
Photo: Kelvin Chan Photography
The interior of the T-House features a warm material palette with extensive use of timber.
Photo: Design Network Architects
The central courtyard is a popular space for family gatherings.
Photo: Design Network Architects
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