Ultima
The use of natural beige marbles called "mountain stone" reflects light and is used on the walls to create shadow reflections. Polished light wooden flooring, heavy textured fabric walls made of mother pearl merged textile, and a wine cellar with an auto-flooding door, which is a smart wine appliance, all contribute to the design.
More details
Project | Residential Design
Size | 1200 sq ft
Location | Ho Man Tin , Hong Kong
The concept of this interior design is to create a sense of brightness and harmony through the use of Japanese-style elements. The apartment lacks natural sunlight, so the design aims to bring in as much light as possible while incorporating natural materials.
Materials
The use of natural beige marbles called "mountain stone" reflects light and is used on the walls to create shadow reflections. Polished light wooden flooring, heavy textured fabric walls made of mother pearl merged textile, and a wine cellar with an auto-flooding door, which is a smart wine appliance, all contribute to the design.
details
The designer moved the TV backward and extended the window in exchange for more space and indoor brightness. The selection of various earthy elements throughout the apartment and detailed furniture create a brighter and nobler atmosphere.
The design includes hidden storage spaces behind the liner wall, creating a sense of openness and brightness. The use of natural materials and light colours evokes a Japanese-style atmosphere, while the smart wine appliance adds a touch of modernity to the space.
Layout plan
More details
