Designed in the Siamese Blossom residential complex in the Fashion District of Bangkok, this beautiful apartment has succeeded in attracting architecture lovers.
This apartment has offered a connection with the surrounding gardens. The glass walls are all vast to offer as much of the exterior as possible and thus interact with it and also increase the luminosity of the interior. The apartment have one living area, a dining room and a kitchen at the first floor, while the second hosts two bedrooms, an office and a stylish bath.
Since the garden is always taken into consideration, the coloring on the interior is kept neutral with light colors and a few contrasts of black that fit in very well and give the whole a contemporary allure. There are drapes on all the windows for when the light becomes too much or when the inhabitants desire more privacy. There is also a great terrace that offers a view of the Fashion District and the vegetation nearby.
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Sunday, June 14, 2015
Saturday, May 16, 2015
A welcoming atmosphere and sanctuary in an apartment interior
The Barra I Funda apartment was designed by Kwartet Arquitetura in Sao Paulo, Brazil.
With the requirement of client for a space with 2 kids and parent, the owner want this apartment should have a welcoming atmosphere, but since they are used to travel a lot, they want this place to act as a sanctuary as well.
The living room has a special area called the “travel corner” where the couple can exhibit the things they brought home from their trips. The ceiling seems high because the designers interfered with the upper door, making it higher. All the finishes and woodwork were also designed by the people from Kwartet Arquitetura.
The warm contrast is rendered by the differences between the Tauari flooring and the home theater panel that is made of wood and the bar table that has a bright yellowish hue and the gray buffet lacquer. The style of the pieces of furniture is mixed,in this home you can find both contemporary and classic pieces of furniture.
The headboard is upholstered with linen and sconces are fixed on its surface. There is also a white and golden wallpaper in the same room and it contrasts with the dark blinds.
With the requirement of client for a space with 2 kids and parent, the owner want this apartment should have a welcoming atmosphere, but since they are used to travel a lot, they want this place to act as a sanctuary as well.
The living room has a special area called the “travel corner” where the couple can exhibit the things they brought home from their trips. The ceiling seems high because the designers interfered with the upper door, making it higher. All the finishes and woodwork were also designed by the people from Kwartet Arquitetura.
The warm contrast is rendered by the differences between the Tauari flooring and the home theater panel that is made of wood and the bar table that has a bright yellowish hue and the gray buffet lacquer. The style of the pieces of furniture is mixed,in this home you can find both contemporary and classic pieces of furniture.
The headboard is upholstered with linen and sconces are fixed on its surface. There is also a white and golden wallpaper in the same room and it contrasts with the dark blinds.
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