Split-level living room with cream seating, green accents and a glass balustrade

11 / Connected living and dining

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Connected living and dining
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11 — Two views

01The living composition places rounded seating beneath a recessed ceiling border. Artwork and timber slats form a quiet background to the neutral furniture.
02The reverse perspective connects the dining table and living group. A textured wall and concealed ceiling lighting continue across the open interior.

11 / Spatial study

Light across the levels

Tall glazing establishes the scale of the room. A glass balustrade preserves views between levels, linking the lower seating area with the dining zone. The fireplace provides a darker, vertical focal point beside the daylight.

11 — Two views

01The dressed dining table anchors the foreground beneath two decorative pendants. The living area remains visible beyond, showing the relationship between the zones.
02An alternative dining perspective reveals the table edge, green chairs and glazed balustrade. Warm highlights contrast with the soft window light.

11 — Detail

The wider view describes circulation around the table and the adjacent seating. Slatted timber and the textured feature wall define the perimeter.
The front-facing dining view aligns the pendants with the table. Muted green chairs and a graphic artwork add colour to the neutral palette.

11 / Spatial study

Fire and reflection

The media wall combines a low horizontal unit with slim vertical accents. A nearby fireplace warms the edge of the composition. Rounded seating and overlapping tables bring the architectural detail back to a domestic scale.

11 — All views

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