Contemporary Living with Organic Accent
This is one of our projects from design to project construction.
~Located at Dleedon, Singapore
Project background: Our client is a new married couple who moved to a new place during covid time. Therefore it was a challenge for us to make sure no major disruption during the construction.
Project highlight: To revamp the shoe cabinet for a better flow of movement, make use of the curved structure as a space for dresser, change wall paint finish to a light neutral tone.
Construction to delivery time: 1.5 months
Beginning of Design Stage
The general mood evokes a sense of refined elegance and timeless charm, showcasing a space characterized by the harmonious interplay of white and light wood tones.
Soft, airy textures and ample natural light infuse the room with a bright and spacious atmosphere, inviting tranquility and serenity. The gold accents on hardware elevates the overall aesthetic with subtle yet striking details, creating a classic allure in perfect harmony.
We aim to create a modern and minimalist hallway with a warm and inviting atmosphere. The walls are painted in a light neutral color to achieve a light and airy space.
A pristine white finish, accented with hints of warm wood texture of the shoe cabinet creates a sense of warmth. Featuring some gold accents add a touch of sophistication, it also elevates the ambiance of the hallway with its understated yet striking presence.
The handles are metallic with a brushed gold finish, which adds a touch of luxury and warmth to the overall neutral palette of the space. The vertical orientation of the handles enhances the linear qualities of the cabinet design, creating a subtle contrast while maintaining a visually appealing environment.
This dining space embraces a minimalist and contemporary style, focusing on functionality and clean aesthetics to create a serene and inviting space. The use of a neutral color palette enhances the natural light to create a sense of openness. A stylish copper pendant and versatile track lighting, add layers of illumination that are both practical and aesthetically pleasing.
The wooden elements, seen in the furniture and cabinetry, introduce warmth and texture, balancing the sleekness of the glossy floor tiles. The inclusion of a wine cooler integrated into the sideboard not only makes the space functional but also adds a luxurious touch. It's positioned strategically near the dining area for easy access.
The dining sideboard in the video exemplifies a blend of modern design principles and elements, creating a piece that is both functional and aesthetically pleasing.
Design Principles:
1. Balance: The sideboard showcases symmetrical balance with an equal distribution of visual weight across its design. The drawers on the left balance the open shelving on the right, providing a harmonious look.
2. Contrast: Contrast is achieved through the use of materials and color. The dark wood finish contrasts with the lighter countertop, emphasizing the clean lines and shapes of the sideboard.
3. Functionality: Practicality is a key principle in its design, evidenced by ample storage space and a flat top for displaying items or serving food, which enhances usability without compromising style.
Design Elements:
1. Color: The sideboard features a rich, dark wood tone that adds depth and warmth to the space. The lighter countertop provides a visual break and highlights the items placed on top.
2. Form: It has a rectangular form with sharp, clean lines that contribute to its modern aesthetic. The flat surfaces emphasize its minimalist design.
3. Texture: The wood grain visible on the sideboard adds texture and visual interest, preventing the surface from looking too flat or monotonous.
In this narrow study room encapsulates a harmonious blend of functionality, tranquility, and aesthetic appeal. Anchored by white cabinetry featuring lit wood texture adorning one wall, juxtaposed with a study desk on another, the space exudes a sense of clean and calm aesthetic.
Open shelves provide a platform for curated displays, adding a personal touch and fostering creativity. Infused with touches of greenery, the room comes alive with a refreshing energy, promoting focus and productivity.
The workspace utilizes a range of design principles and elements that create a functional and aesthetically pleasing area. Here are some key aspects:
Design Principles:
1.Functionality: The workspace is designed to maximize utility. The desk area integrated with shelves and drawers, indicating a focus on practicality and efficient use of space. The extensive built-in storage on one side, suggesting a multipurpose area that could serve both as a passageway and storage space.
2. Simplicity: The design employs a minimalist aesthetic with clean lines and a lack of ornamentation. This simplicity helps in creating an uncluttered and focused work environment.
3. Balance: There is a visual balance achieved through symmetrical cabinet designs and consistent use of materials and colors. The workstation in the second image is centered between two storage units, creating a harmonious look.
Design Elements:
1. Color: The palette is neutral, featuring whites and light wood tones, which help in making the space appear larger and brighter. This choice of colors can also have a calming effect, suitable for a workspace.
2. Lines and Shapes: Straight lines dominate the space, seen in the edges of the cabinets, shelves, and desk. These contribute to a modern and clean aesthetic. The rectangular shapes of the furniture and built-ins emphasize functionality and efficiency.
3. Light: Natural light appears to be ample in the working area, especially near the desk setup, which is crucial for a productive workspace. The light, reflective surfaces help in distributing this light more effectively throughout the area.
The master bedroom epitomizes a serene retreat where modern functionality meets timeless elegance. Neutral wall finishes envelop the space in a sense of peacefulness, providing a versatile backdrop for relaxation.
The curved structure serves as a focal point, ingeniously repurposed into a dresser area, to maximize the space efficiency without compromising on style. White and light wood finishes adorn the desks and bedside tables, imbuing the room with a sense of warmth.
The small dresser located at the corner of the master bedroom is designed with several key design principles and elements that contribute to its aesthetic and functionality:
Design Principles:
1. Efficiency: The dresser is compact and makes efficient use of a corner space that might otherwise remain underutilized. This is reflective of a practical approach to space management, especially in smaller or irregularly shaped rooms.
2. Unity: The dresser harmonizes with the surrounding elements, such as the window sills and flooring. The materials and colors are consistent, maintaining a cohesive look throughout the space.
3. Balance: The dresser’s placement and proportion are well-considered, ensuring it complements rather than overwhelms the space. Its symmetry and alignment with the window sills contribute to a balanced aesthetic.
4. Adaptability: The simple design and neutral color scheme ensure that the dresser can blend with various décor styles and serve multiple functions, possibly as both storage and a display surface.
Design Elements:
1. Color: The dresser features a light color that matches the window sills, contributing to a unified and expansive feel. Light colors are often used to make spaces feel larger and more open.
2. Texture: The smooth surface of the dresser complements the sleekness of the windows and the gloss of the wooden flooring, enhancing the modern feel of the space.
3. Light and Position: Positioned under a natural light source, the dresser can also serve as an excellent spot for displaying items that benefit from natural light, such as plants or decorative objects.
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