Residential
The Quiet Retreat
This 2020 project highlighted a few issues within the ecosystem of the way we lived and here is an example of how I've addressed those issues through the use of colour, clever space planning with a humancentric approach.
ABOUT PROJECT
This 2020 project highlighted a few issues within the ecosystem of the way we lived.
Here is an example of how thoughtful design addressed those issues through the use of colour, touch and clever space planning with a humancentric approach.
Master Room
Sensory
Feeling At Home
With the birth of home working becoming the national norms in 2020, spaces are hungry for added purpose.
Metropolis living doesn't necessarily lend itself to suit a combination of work and sleep, however - I strongly believe that thoughtful design with gentle touches can bring life to spaces that are suitable for both.
Metropolis living doesn't necessarily lend itself to suit a combination of work and sleep, however - I strongly believe that thoughtful design with gentle touches can bring life to spaces that are suitable for both.
Living Space
PROJECT GOALS
My client here was keen to revamp their existing spaces with soft tones and warm touches throughout their home to bring calm to the storm of the pandemic.
Dining Room
PROJECT GOALS
Attached to the living room is the dining area which threads these two areas together.
The family wanted to celebrate their closeness by having as little obstacle between each space as possible with a double door leading into the kitchen to conceal the smell whilst still feeling connected.
Kitchen
COLLABORATIONS
THE TEAM
The extensive team of experts that came together to bring life to this space:
Project manage, cost and design
Visualisation
With the birth of home working becoming the national norms in 2020, spaces are hungry for added purpose.
Metropolis living doesn't necessarily lend itself to suit a combination of work and sleep, however - I strongly believe that thoughtful design with gentle touches can bring life to spaces that are suitable for both.
Metropolis living doesn't necessarily lend itself to suit a combination of work and sleep, however - I strongly believe that thoughtful design with gentle touches can bring life to spaces that are suitable for both.
