Beautiful apartment interior in Siamese Blossom, Bangkok

Designed in the Siamese Blossom residential complex in the Fashion District of Bangkok, this beautiful apartment has succeeded in attracting architecture lovers.
This apartment has offered a connection with the surrounding gardens. The glass walls are all vast to offer as much of the exterior as possible and thus interact with it and also increase the luminosity of the interior. The apartment have one living area, a dining room and a kitchen at the first floor, while the second hosts two bedrooms, an office and a stylish bath.

Since the garden is always taken into consideration, the coloring on the interior is kept neutral with light colors and a few contrasts of black that fit in very well and give the whole a contemporary allure. There are drapes on all the windows for when the light becomes too much or when the inhabitants desire more privacy. There is also a great terrace that offers a view of the Fashion District and the vegetation nearby.

One of the most impressive apartment design of KMK Architects Ltd

Locate on Pear Street, in the Clerkenwell area of London, this contemporary apartment can be consider as one of the most impressive design of KMK Architects Ltd.
The apartment is spread over three floors with a highly functional design that has terraces towards the south on all the levels. The location also ensures a lot of street parking space and the chic design combines efficiently minimalism with elements of style to ensure a comfortable but not over pretentious interior.

The apartment has high ceilings with floor to ceiling windows to provide abundant natural light inside and the three floors are connected through a steel staircase placed in the middle of the building. The ground floor can be transformed into a separate annex with a double bedroom, an en suite bathroom and a cinema room with its own kitchen area and access to the sunken patio area which also hosts a Jacuzzi.

The first floor includes a reception room with the living area that also leads into a landscaped roof terrace and the top floor has a guest bedroom, a dressing area and its own en suite bathroom along with the master suite with a bedroom, dressing room, double shower room and access to its own roof terrace.

 

Modern apartment in Macau by PplusP designers studio

PplusP designers studio is so familiar to people who is interested in architecture and architecture design. We have posted many works designed by this studio.
One more time, we would like to bring you a beautiful apartment design by PplusP designers studio. The PplusP Designers studio began a project entitled Deep in Nature and it is comprised of a beautiful apartment in Macau which takes its inspiration from the shapes and colors of nature for a balanced and cozy interior.

Since trees are essential to the health of our lifestyle the designers took their form as the main theme of the apartment with the idea of creating a peaceful home for the inhabitants. The interior layout is open and bright, with white walls and ceilings combined with light wood flooring in the social areas and the living area extends to a balcony which was widened for a better view of the surrounding landscape.

The predominant materials are all inspired from wood so that you can notice the tree branches in the living area, pendant lamps from Catellani & Smith and other decorative elements made from wood, like the impressive contemporary artwork you can see in the pictures.

Admired the architecture of the Sand Point Residence in Italy

Located on Long Island, New York, The Sands Point Residence was designed by the practice of Narofsky Architecture as a large contemporary home with a complex geometry that will be able to bring together three generations. From the outside into inside, this house gives us the feeling of luxury, spacy and creation. The porcelain panel is the predominant material on the façade as well as indoors (Slimtech by Lea Ceramiche from Italy) and they were mounted on vertical furring strips to protect from rain. The entrance and surfaces around the courtyard were clad in zinc, while the roof is green and able to be used as an outdoor terrace.

The living area is the core of the structure with a double height and extending to the indoor courtyard. The entrance, lounge and dining are integrated into a single space with glazed areas so that the outdoors area always visible. The sustainable elements include geothermal heating and cooling, LED illumination, water reuse, insulation, steel frames, durable materials and radiant heat.