Description By Architects : “In line with the project we chose large pieces, in proportion with the size of the spaces, with straight lines, extremely contemporary and technological. We chose especially Italian designs. Leather, velvet metal and glass prevail in the rooms. Pieces acquired in auctions in New York stand out, such as the Campana Brothers’ chair and the curvy stainless steel sofa by Ron Arad“
Welcome to a home that inspires harmony and relaxation. This crib is composed of two rooms plus kitchen and its layout is clever and inspiring. With old times still echoing between the rooms of this lovely Scandinavian building, modern style combines with traditional details in a fascinating way. Through the courtyard and up the staircase, you reach the apartment’s entrance. The hallway has plenty of room for six closets and is connected to the kitchen and living room. Old wooden floors feel soft against bare feet. Bright and generous, the living room is the core of the apartment and hosts a reading corner, a large sofa, a dining table for four. A peaceful bedroom with large windows overlooking the quiet courtyard is up next. This is large enough for a double bed, wardrobe and a workplace. Along one wall, there are several large cupboards that provide plenty of storage. The walls are painted in a broken white color and the wooden floors do a great job complementing the room
This home in Sydney, Australia was designed by by Corben Architects and displays a contemporary and elegant design. Occupying an area of 3,767 square feet (350 square meters), the residence is structured on three levels and takes full advantage of its surrounding vistas. Here is more from the architects: “The building is a simple rectilinear form of concrete and masonry construction, carefully layered with timber battening and sandstone cladding to present a modern home with a focus on natural materials and clear design principles. The interior finishes incorporate American Oak timber floors to the living areas, Serena Grey honed stone floors to the circulation areas, Capricorn Walnut veneered joinery, white polyurethane cupboards, Raven Caesarstone island benchtops and Nero fossil stone slabs in the bathrooms to create a contemporary, sophisticated interior with a warm inviting feel. Energy saving options were adopted including an operable skylight over the central core allowing natural light and ventilation, timber slated screens provide sun control, concrete floors and roof to provide thermal mass and low E glazing to the external windows and doors“
