Kensho House by Griot Studio

Since the residents love social gatherings, A hallmark of the design is the meticulous balance between comfort and functionality, ensuring ample seating spaces for entertaining guests without compromising on the flow and accessibility of the living area. So they had to thoughtfully curate a living & dining space by envisioning the residents home as a hub of hospitality and warmth. 

Another way the home is tied together is by opting muted colour palette inspired by nature, including soft neutrals, earthy tones, and accents of tranquil greens and blues, comfortable furniture pieces with soft curves and clean lines, prioritizing comfort and functionality. They also integrated soft, diffused lighting to create a cozy ambiance, complemented by natural light. 

However, it's the stunning centrepiece that steals the show – a hand-painted Japanese wall art, a masterpiece of tradition and culture. Its intricate details and vibrant colours captivate the eye, becoming the focal point of the room and igniting your imagination. 

Stepping into the Master bedroom, they designed it with a delicate balance of neutral hues and minimalist elegance, that unwinds and rejuvenates their client in ultimate tranquility. The bed, with its minimalist headboard design, serves as the focal point, but it's the subtle details that truly elevate the space – pastel green stucco paint adorning the walls, imparting a gentle warmth that envelops you as you enter. Adding to the ambiance, their design team incorporated simple grooves that subtly enhances the room's aesthetic, casting soft shadows, and hanging terracotta lights gently illuminate the space, infusing it with a natural glow, thus, creating a serene atmosphere. 

Woven seamlessly into the fabric of the design is his personal touch—a reverence for clean lines, understated elegance, and a deep appreciation for the interplay of light and space. It is this unique blend of influences that infuses the apartment with a sense of character and individuality, setting it apart as a reflection of both tradition and innovation. They thoroughly enjoyed the entire process from design to execution and delivered their Kensho House.