👩🏽‍💼 Role

👥 Team

⏳ Duration

💻 Tools

Lead Architect

3 Members

5 Months

AutoCAD Sketchup Photoshop Illustrator Vray Envision Microsoft Suite

🎨 Design

Interior design for a penthouse on the 16th floor of a residential tower. The four-bedroom home is a merger of a three-bedroom and a two-bedroom apartment. The dining space bridges the two spaces, bringing the square footage to about 2650 square feet. The design of the light, airy, and minimally furnished interior was curated with the needs of the clients in the mind

📏 Floor Plan

1. Living 2. Kitchen 3. Dining 4. Bar/Lounge 5. Master Bedroom 6. Bedroom 01 7. Bedroom 02 8. Guest Room 9. Utility/Maids’ Room 10. Balcony 01 11. Balcony 02 12.Toilet 01 13. Toilet 02 14.Toilet 03 15. Toilet 04

🧑‍🎨 Design Direction

Natural Hues, focusing on earthy tones, textured woodgrains, and natural stone finishes, make a bold statement.

Setting the tone and ambience of a room and controlling its level of visual and acoustic isolation through spatial design.

🧑‍🎨 Art Direction

Aesthetically, it's a blend of abstract modernism and mid-century colour palettes, emphasising line work and abstracted faces.

📺 Living Room

The room is bathed in natural light, making it an ideal setting for the earthy tones of its furnishings and textiles. The partially wooden facade and splashes of colour give the space a stylish, contemporary feel.

Modern and chic Living Room

This home's style and personality come from a combination of contemporary elements with a hint of opulence and the subtle use of colour provided by metallic accents in the furnishings.

A glimpse at the balcony and living room from the entrance walkway nearly gives a sneak peek into the design style reflecting the entire property.

An Open Bar/ Lounge facing the balcony

☁️ Balcony