This 1900 sq. ft. rented apartment evokes a sense of comfort through it's design transformation. Central to their design approach was the utilization of the impressive 3.2 Metre ceiling height, which they incorporated into their design through a grid system that added a great amount of visual interest. To prevent the rigidity of the grids from overwhelming the space, they strategically introduced breaks to maintain fluidity and create relief points symbolising the interplay between professional obligations and personal relaxation. These relief points were added through artworks and furniture arrangements.

An essential component of their design strategy was the integration of wall panels that served both aesthetic and practical purposes. These panels were designed for versatility, allowing them to be easily reinstalled in future homes’ once client’s lease period for rent is over. This thoughtful consideration ensured that the essence of their space could be preserved providing a sense of continuity and familiarity wherever life took them. 

Furthermore, they prioritised the use of maintenance free materials to minimise upkeep. In essence, their design philosophy revolved around creating a harmonious balance between aesthetics, functionality and practicality.

In the living room, they employed a combination of laminates and storage solutions to provide maintenance-free options, ensuring durability and ease of upkeep. To infuse a touch of luxury, they sourced Satvario textured PVC louvres for the TV wall, adding depth and sophistication to the space. Additionally, a single wallpaper was strategically applied at various angles to create a dynamic and dramatic effect, enhancing the visual interest of the room.

To elevate the ambiance and introduce an element of quirkiness, they curated imported furniture pieces that complemented the overall design aesthetic while adding character and charm to the space. Furthermore, to inject vibrancy and texture into the room, they incorporated handmade artworks crafted from Plaster of Paris, showcasing intricate detailing and unique designs that served as focal points and conversation starters.

Continuing into the corridor, they transitioned into the study room where they aimed for a timeless aesthetic. To achieve this, they utilized a cork-based laminate for the softboard, providing a functional yet elegant backdrop for notes and reminders. To maintain the integrity of their design vision, they installed an iron sheet behind the cork laminate, allowing for the use of magnets instead of traditional pins, thus preserving the pristine appearance of the space.

In the master bedroom, they employed PVC charcoal flutes in conjunction with mirrors and laminates to create a striking grid-like pattern, instilling a sense of modern sophistication. To introduce visual interest and break the structured aesthetic, circular organic artworks were strategically placed, adding a touch of elegance. While the beds were provided by the landlord, they collaborated on upholstery selections to infuse the space with a fresh and personalized look. The furniture within the room featured quirky prints and textures, injecting a vibrant pop of personality into the serene ambiance.

In the son's bedroom, they opted for PU faux stone panels to achieve a sleek and modern aesthetic. Complemented by sleek bed back and bedside furniture, the panels created a dynamic visual contrast, adding depth and dimension to the space. Notably, these stone panels were selected for their versatility, allowing for easy reuse in future spaces, ensuring continuity and adaptability as the family transitions to new environments.