Top 58+ Captivating Small Royal House Design With Many New Styles

The Art Deco period influenced and changed interior and exterior designs across the world. An enduring style is the classic small house design. Art Deco brought together periphery influences, such as exotic elements from Africa, the Middle East, and the Far East. This small house design incorporates geometric elements and angles to produce an exterior that is sleek and modern. Thus, Art Deco small house designs had a simpler, more straight line to adapt to urbanism. The style leaves a humble impression, while being stylish and cool.

This style also includes geometric patterns using cubes, rectangles, circles, and triangles. Art Deco created a sense of harmony and motion throughout many of its designs. Therefore, this juxtaposition of various geometric forms gives a sense of complexity and identity to the environment. Some famous examples of this style are the Villa Savoye in France, the Bauhaus in Germany, and the Rockefeller Center in New York City. Let's look at some of the top 10 small house designs of the Art Deco period.

Yo Ann is an inventive and Mediterranean-inspired design. An interplay of wood and stone gives a broad and cozy feel. With the use of large windows, one can take in the large view of the courtyard and streets of Paris. This art deco style home blends in traditional culture with modern urbanization. Moreover, the warm colors of the wood make it a great place for sitting and both calming and entertaining.

Additionally, the juxtaposition of wood and stone produces a harmonious atmosphere. Although minimal, the use of light touches of wood and stone provide an inviting warmth to the overall atmosphere of the house. Also, the use of cozy but modern décor adds to a quaint yet modernized home. An inner open courtyard captures natural light in the kitchen and living room, filling the entire house with energy and interactions.

The Plan Doria by Unamerican is an Art Deco house designed for a narrow city lot. The house is compact yet stylish and makes the best use of limited space. A small home can still be fully functional. This house adapts to the needs of modern lifestyles, but with a contemporary twist. It features spacious bedrooms, private patios, and eco-friendly energy solutions like the use of solar power.

On the outside, it has bold elements such as the sharp angles and the beige stone walls to give it a strong presence. It stands out from the other structures it is surrounded by. This French-inspired house has been designed to blend into the background and add a touch of class to the cityscape.

The Tano by Yamazaki Architects is an example of an Art Deco-inspired urban small house design. In Japan, land is a treasured commodity, and there usually isn’t much available for construction. The house was designed to fit into a very small plot of land, and still be able to accommodate a family. The tiled walls give multiple windows that are easy to open and close.

This urban small house design also features a porch on the street side to provide some privacy to the inhabitants. The bottom floor is elevated off the ground, and the residents can view the busy neighborhood from their bedrooms. Also, the entrance has also been kept low to keep the temperature inside the house and keep it cool during the summer months.

The Sansana by Taam Mueller Atelier is a small simple house design on an even smaller plot of land. This house is divided into two parts for a guest house and the main residence. The house is split in two in order to fit into the limited space while still maximizing comfort. The use of light colors, especially white, keeps the small interior bright and airy. It has geometric shapes and a few windows that fill the natural light.

A semi-enclosed terrace at the front of the house gives it a welcoming feeling and adds to the overall design. Additionally, the use of mirrors by the bedside makes it almost larger than its actual size. Plus, the black-and-white tiling outside gives it a classic and modern look.

The Ivry is a small country house design situated in the Aire Valley of Southern France. This Art Deco-inspired house has a distinct classic style, but with clean, contemporary lines. The exterior of the house is finished in stone and an aged silver-gray paint, perfectly blending into the surrounding countryside.

Its entrance hall is quite large, with the simple white walls giving a feeling of airiness. In the living areas, the living room has a fireplace and two large windows that offer great views of the countryside. Additionally, exposed and raw metal beams provide a sense of industrial nostalgia. The bedrooms are modern and minimalist, with steel accents to give a more urban feel.

The Kalea by Akari Architects is an example of a small contemporary house design. The design of the house is almost like a miniature version of a modern art gallery, with its sharp white walls and pillars. The large living room with two walls of glass offers an intriguing outdoor space, with a large swimming pool, dining area, and lounge chair.

Due to the limited space, a mezzanine bedroom was introduced, offering a minimalist and compact feel. This bedroom has an angled wall that allows for a great view of the surrounding landscape and also opens up the space. The living space below features a relaxing color palette, with its warm brown walls, wooden furniture, and large wooden beams.

The River House by Taam Mueller Atelier is a combination of an Art Deco and a small Craftsman house design. It is situated on the banks of the river in Denmark and takes influence from both styles. The house has a very minimalist layout, but the Art Deco touches are found in the decorative elements, such as steel staircases and large glass panels on the facade.

The large windows allow plenty of light to pour into the house, yet all materials on the inside are kept simple and dull. The living area features a cozy fireplace and a seating area, and the bedrooms have been elevated off the ground to maintain privacy. The entrance hall includes a small library, reflecting the Craftsman influence.

The Villa Nalan by Studio TK Architects is an small Colonial house design inspired by the time when Dutch traders colonized this region. This villa offers plenty of outdoor space with a rear garden, plus a long and narrow pool lined with tropical foliage. The rear garden includes reflecting ponds, further emphasizing the colonial design.

The entrance to the house is a pavilion, giving access to the large living and dining area. The entire floor features rich, exotic wooden floors and columns, Chinese-style furniture, and its walls feature white-washed wood. Additionally, the kitchen is an open plan, giving plenty of natural light.

The Retreat by Derez Architects is a traditional small cottage house design. This cottage features a small but cozy living space and bedroom. The exterior features wooden siding in earthy browns, giving it an idyllic and rustic appearance. Inside, there is a sleek and modern kitchen and a comfortable and airy living area.

The bedroom is tucked into the corner of the house to give it plenty of privacy. The bedroom is a peaceful retreat with its cream and wood palette and airy windows that open up to the garden. Additionally, the bathroom features a large open shower with showers of natural light from the surrounding windows.

The K gambt by DJAM Architects is what one could call an small traditional house design. This traditional home still offers the amenities of a modern household. The tiled roof gives it a very cozy and homely feeling. The house is quite airy and has an open plan design. There is plenty of natural light pouring in from the various windows that open up to the garden.

The living room has white walls with blue accent tiles and a combination of classic furniture and modern pieces to create a mixed traditional-modern look. Additionally, the bedrooms have dark wooden furniture and a stone-tiled floor. The mix of classic and modern produces a very comfortable and inviting atmosphere.