CASA_celia by the interior workshop

The apartment you're about to view is a mix of those ideas. Our client wanted to have minimalistic functional elegance in dark tones, and we came up with a concept he loved at once. Marble, wood, and glass in brown and gray created the look we aimed for: minimal, yet meaningful. The wall with cabinetry on the right is all covered in wooden panels, and this monotonous look hides all the appliances you expect to have in the kitchen. The wall with the sink and working zone looks more complex. It has a wood and marble mix that covers the storage spaces and niches with sliding doors, thus giving the wall more volume or more color combinations. Pay attention to how the geometry of the lamp interacts with the forms of the glassed cabinetry. From afar, it looks like the bottom of the cabinet shelved is lit, but that's just the side effect of placing the linear lamp at the right height.

They present a great challenge for the designers as they carry an onus of approval from visitors, unlike private homes where the users are limited to a few members of the family. This Show apartment for the pioneer group sets a sandy tone for a contemporary Mediterranean theme with its classy details and color palette. Even the small pieces of art carry a special amount of care and effort as seen here in the metal steel artwork. Transforming space into a lifestyle. Stylist interior was a prerequisite along with a balance of warmth and tranquility. The final concept came about from the synthetic modern contemporary with an eclectic design sensibility, with muted tone-down colors and vibrant finish material. Elegant and simple, the Kid's room for the sample apartment is a classic example of how subtlety and luxury could go hand to hand. The minute details, be it in a lamp, bed back or even the cushions cover come together to create eye-pleasing fusion patterns. The apartment creates warm and rich vibes which rightly justifies its sophistication.