Connected social hub: The layout centres around a fluid open-concept social core. Starting from foyer, the floor plan naturally guides it’s guest into a shared spacious lounge and prominent oval dining.

Zoned micro-environments: Despite the open footprint, the home office is carved out with sheer drapes. Division of the en-suite bedroom was achieved with a large double-acting door with circular glass portholes.

Moving away from sterile white walls of the International Style and embraced an unapologetically earth palette.

• Wood everywhere: Extensive use of rich-toned walnut panelling and the symmetry of mill work as a signature of 70s look. 

• Bringing back the Modernism love for smooth industrial surfaces of steel and glass.

• Geometric cutouts: Door featuring vertical row of circular glass portholes, as well as large circular mirrors and sphere lights are classic 70s tropes.

• Repetitive masonry: All masonry work feature repetitive small-scale stacked tiles defining the late-century modernist push.

• Low-profile fixtures: Desire for seamless, integrated living across spaces.

Shadow Play: Completely omitting harsh overhead glare and relying on multi-tiered lighting schedule to provide a low, ambient wash across the vertical surfaces.

• Floating Geometry: Custom-fit furniture, features integrated LED backlighting that gives the heavy millwork an ethereal lightness.

• Electric Undercurrents: Subtle Stainless Steel and warm spherical fixtures are introduced, casting a nostalgic and cinematic glow across the entire apartment.