Indoor–outdoor relationships, views, and landscape.

Professional interiors from a water-centred multi-family house to fitted apartments and a coordinated workplace — mood boards, layout, furniture, materials, and services.

Design of a multi-family residence

Living with water

Ground floor living connected to a waterbody, a floating stair, parents’ bedroom with garden, and a first-floor bridge with visual connection across the void. Upper floors hold five bedrooms, family living, dining, BBQ terrace, and a swimming pool with amenities.

Interior perspective and floor plans of a multi-family residence organised around a waterbody — Programme and plans — ground, first, and second floors

Views of sunken sofa in the waterbody, first-floor bridge, and master bedroom looking onto water and garden — Sunken sofa, bridge, and bedroom view to water

Interior design

Views, landscaping, and material palette

Residential interiors with a restrained colour palette, timber and stone joinery, and planted outdoor rooms — indoor–outdoor relationship carried through lighting, thresholds, and landscape.

Material palette and photographs of residential interiors, outdoor bar, and planted balcony — Colour palette, fitted rooms, views, landscaping

Workplace

From mood board to layout and systems

Preparing mood boards, solving layout, synching electrical, networking and HVAC, design of furniture, selection of materials, and coordinating with PMC and client.

Workplace photographs and furniture layout plan — Furniture layout, meeting rooms, and coordination