Living space with pale upholstered furniture beneath a luminous ceiling border

13 / Living, dining and private spaces

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Living, dining and private spaces
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13 — Two views

01The oblique view connects the lounge with the dining area and stair. Sculptural suspended lighting gives the open interior a distinct graphic element.
02The wider living view explains the seating arrangement and circulation toward the stair. A soft ceiling border unifies the connected zones.

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A graphic media wall

Diagonal light lines animate the timber-toned panels beside the screen. A linear fireplace and low reflective table reinforce the horizontal composition, while the pale sofa and curtain wall soften the architectural backdrop.

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An intimate dining setting

A rounded rectangular table and upholstered chairs sit beneath an angular pendant. Illuminated shelving defines the central backdrop, while a long sideboard gives the room a clear horizontal edge. The pale palette continues from the adjoining lounge.

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The private bedroom

The bedroom centres on a low upholstered bed and a tall panelled wall. Fine vertical illumination gives depth to the restrained grey palette. Full-height curtains and a soft rug create a quiet foreground around the bed.

13 — Two views

01The oblique bedroom view places sheer curtains in the foreground. Layered bedding and narrow vertical lights soften the tall wall behind the headboard.
02Closed wardrobe fronts form a continuous vertical rhythm. Their muted finish keeps the storage wall visually calm beside the bright window.

13 — Two views

01The wardrobe elevation combines smooth fronts, darker panels and a central open niche. Repeated ceiling reflections emphasize the alignment of the doors.
02Glazed wardrobe fronts reveal shelves, rails and drawers. Warm internal lighting brings the timber-toned storage into focus behind the dark frames.

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A passage of light

The dressing corridor layers transparent doors, warm shelving and linear ceiling lights. The camera looks along the storage toward daylight, making the depth and organization of the narrow space easy to read.

13 — Detail

The view toward the window follows the glazed fronts and their reflections. The timber floor introduces a directional pattern beneath the storage.
The wider dressing view describes the junction between closed panels and open display storage. A small upholstered seat adds a practical resting point.

13 — All views

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