The beauty of this apartment is the abundance of living areas, with the right touch of contrasting hues to make a bold statement which the owner loves. Accent colors in blue and green in the living room create a striking visual effect with a modern look. While restructuring the interior layout, the design adopts “simplicity in lines” as the basic principle to accentuate the minimalistic look amid the splash of color.
Furniture and adornments are tactfully selected to strike a balance between the color-driven yet minimalistic design. The blue / white designer combination sofa adds character and personality to the entire space. The blue sliding door separating the living room and the bedrooms becomes a predominant feature wall. The green chairs create just the right extent of visual stimulation at the dining corner. Quirky as it may seem, the custom-made carpet with the intricacies of the interwoven color patterns, is one-of-a-kind and sure to capture a lot of attention. Capitalizing on the expansive sea view, broad sliding doors are applied to the balcony, to bring the outdoors in, hence, enhancing the airiness of the apartment.
Right by the entrance of the dazzling blue door, there sits a perfect man cave. A designer AV room which creates a special sanctuary for the owner to indulge in his private world of entertainment. Inspired by artistic 3D installation, all sound absorbers and acoustic diffusers are aesthetically embedded to appear stylish yet functional. The four gigantic diffusers overhanging on the ceiling are brilliantly transformed into a spectacular ceiling light, another bold statement, masculine and cool. Black sound absorber panels on the wall surface create a gallery-like art-piece display. Additional sound absorbers in blue are embedded in the wall cabinet to enhance the visual impact and complement the blue LED lighting.
The guest bathroom design symbolizes a resort-like haven with intricate beauty. A sought-after exotic and adventurous sensation that the owner desires. Italian-made Bisazza tiles with custom-design patterns create a magical surface and flooring like no other.
In contrast with the bold use of colors, the bedroom and en-suite bathroom come with a lighter affair. To create a comfortable and cozy master bedroom, the décor within is soft and gentle, making bedtime even more appealing. The en-suite bathroom, furnished with a palette of earth tone colors, creates a soothing oasis to unwind after a long day work.
Right between the master bedroom and the en-suite bedroom, there stands an open dressing table and a walk-in closet. The exotic chandelier in this passageway between the bedroom and the bathroom creates a spark of visual excitement in this more relaxing ambience.
This apartment is an exemplification of unconventional designs that are set out to bring endless surprises to a normal home environment.
Urban Ideas Inc. Hi, wondering if you could let us know the chair source? My client found it in a blog but I can't locate the supplier. Your answer will be much appreciated. Thanks, Laura
Sue Upton I've seen these chairs for sale at terra greenhouses in hamilton - though I don't know who the supplier is, I'm sure they'd be able to help. Their head office is in waterdown - here's the link for their info:
http://www.terragreenhouses.com/index.php/locations
3. Swap out lightbulbs. Choose the new energy-saving incandescent bulbs for an easy change that will use 25 percent less energy than the old incandescent bulbs. To save even more energy, switch to compact fluorescent lamps (CFLs) or light-emitting diode (LED) bulbs, which use between 70 and 80 percent less energy than traditional incandescent bulbs. Be aware that CFLs do contain a small amount of mercury, which means they must be recycled rather than thrown in the trash. See the CFL info page on the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA's) website for more information.
These hard wearing, colourful chairs in a beautiful cut out design are a focal point in this dining room. These would also look great at either end of the table as feature chairs.
Change the color of the chairs to white or even a coffee brown, and the legs that work outdoors, and I would love to have them in my yard. It's the tree design that I love.
Swap out lightbulbs. Choose the new energy-saving incandescent bulbs for an easy change that will use 25 percent less energy than the old incandescent bulbs. To save even more energy, switch to compact fluorescent lamps (CFLs) or light-emitting diode (LED) bulbs, which use between 70 and 80 percent less energy than traditional incandescent bulbs. Be aware that CFLs do contain a small amount of mercury, which means they must be recycled rather than thrown in the trash. See the CFL info page on the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA's) website for more information.