Grand Villa

The double-height living area is designed to maximise natural light and spatial openness. A botanical wall mural serves as a biophilic feature, while a sculptural chandelier adds vertical emphasis and visual interest. Large windows with lace curtains diffuse sunlight, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. The seating layout includes modular leatherette sofas for flexible use and ergonomic support, paired with neutral and earthy-toned cushions. Locally inspired details such as patterned kitchen tiles, a traditional carpet, and a cuckoo clock contribute to cultural relevance. Sustainable materials and seamless transitions between the kitchen and living areas support functionality, inclusivity, and efficient space planning.

A tropical-themed wall mural serves as a focal point, adding biophilic character and visual interest. The material palette includes glossy flooring, wooden accents, velvet upholstery, and a woven rug, creating a balanced mix of textures. The furniture is plush yet proportionate, supporting comfort and functionality. Spatial planning allows for clear circulation, with a staircase connecting the upper and lower zones. The design incorporates both traditional and contemporary elements, ensuring cultural relevance while maintaining a warm, lived-in atmosphere suitable for family living

The bedroom integrates entertainment, personal expression, and relaxation into a cohesive design. A custom media wall with vertical fluted panels frames the TV, while integrated LED lighting adds ambient warmth. The room uses a neutral palette with accents of mustard and rust, seen in the artwork, cushions, and décor. Sports-themed framed prints personalise the space, especially for a basketball enthusiast. A compact console with a mirror adds function and visual interest, while the wooden flooring and fabric finishes create a cozy, tactile environment.

This kitchen is designed to be both functional and visually open, integrating seamlessly with the adjoining living space. The use of soft whites enhances natural light, creating a bright and airy environment. A patterned backsplash adds visual interest, while indoor plants introduce a biophilic touch. Pendant lighting above the counters provides task-focused illumination and adds to the layered lighting scheme. The open-plan layout supports easy movement and interaction, making the kitchen a social as well as practical space. Materials and finishes are chosen for durability and ease of maintenance, supporting everyday use while maintaining a clean, cohesive look.

This space integrates biophilic and contextual design with practical planning. Soft sage cabinetry, a mandala artwork, and a Buddha planter introduce cultural and spiritual cues, while the indoor pebble transition subtly connects the indoors with nature. Cane-textured ceiling fans, bamboo ceiling panels, and mesh pendant lights reflect regional craftsmanship. The layout supports flexibility, with a raised seating nook ideal for reading or relaxing, and a dedicated workspace nearby. Wooden flooring adds warmth, and the use of natural light enhances energy efficiency. Materiality, lighting, and accessories have all been chosen with a focus on local sourcing and sustainability. The space features a cohesive layout with integrated storage, including mirror-fronted cabinets, a study nook, and open shelving for easy organisation. The use of warm wood flooring complements the pastel green cabinetry and adds a grounded, cozy feel. Accents of blue and mustard in the soft furnishings introduce subtle contrast without overwhelming the space. The armchair and desk create dedicated zones for reading and work, enhancing the room’s usability. Overall, the design priorities spatial flow, ergonomic comfort, and a calm, inviting atmosphere suited for everyday living. This balcony bar effectively combines function with thoughtful design. The bamboo light fixture serves as a sustainable, handcrafted focal point, contributing to the natural, earthy aesthetic. Patterned tiles add visual interest while providing durability suited for outdoor conditions. Ergonomic bar stools ensure user comfort, and open shelving offers practical storage for glassware and essentials. The inclusion of indoor plants and soft ambient lighting creates a relaxed atmosphere. Local materials and artisanal craftsmanship are evident throughout, reinforcing cultural relevance.

Bathroom is compact yet efficiently designed, maximizing functionality without compromising on aesthetics. The use of patterned tiles introduces a vintage element, adding visual depth and character. Light wood cabinetry provides ample storage while maintaining a warm, natural tone throughout the space. A round mirror with a minimal frame enhances the wall composition and complements the pendant light, which offers focused, ambient illumination. The fixtures are streamlined and modern, contributing to ease of maintenance. Despite its size, the layout ensures smooth movement and usability, with careful detailing in finishes and fittings that enhance the overall user experience. This compact bathroom combines functional zoning with bold visual elements. A green hexagonal tile backsplash adds texture and color contrast, anchored by a statement ceramic basin. The floating vanity in matte gold tones provides concealed storage without visually crowding the space. A circular mirror with overhead lighting adds to the modern look while enhancing utility. The glass shower partition maximizes visual openness and maintains spatial flow. Thoughtful lighting choices—like the pendant bulbs—add vertical emphasis and create a layered ambiance. Overall, the design prioritizes efficiency, material contrast, and a strong focal wall to elevate a small footprint.

This home office is designed for productivity and focus. The layout integrates dual workstations along the window wall to maximize natural light, while ergonomic chairs ensure long-term comfort. The floor-to-ceiling shelving system provides ample storage and display space, combining open and closed units to maintain visual balance. The use of wood and matte finishes adds warmth to the otherwise minimalist palette. A marble-topped discussion table introduces material contrast and serves as a collaborative zone within the room. Overall, the space supports both individual and shared work modes, blending functionality with clean, modern design.