Bronze Interior Space and Exhibition Design · 2021
Bodacious Auroradwelling Residential House
- A' Design Award 2021 Bronze Winner in Interior Space and Exhibition Design
- Awarded April 15, 2021
- CLIENT: Surface R Interior
- Estimated Number of Design Views: 9,150
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About Bodacious Auroradwelling Residential House
Bodacious Auroradwelling is the interior design of a two-storey corner terrace house of 3,642 square feet. The design follows a Japanese Kokoro living concept, with wood, stone and water as the main themes. The floor plan supports a smooth flow of movement from the main door to all areas of the home. Walnut wood, marble and a palette of black, beige, white and grey are repeated throughout the interior. Abstract art and statues are used as decoration. The sleek facade is paired with a landscaped garden, a patio and a water pond.
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- Unique Properties
- Surface R had contracted a 3,642 square feet two-storey corner terrace into a beauty of edges and corners. Though the façade is sleek with a landscaped garden, patio and water pond, what truly sets this Kokoro inspired terrace apart is its well-thought-out interior.
The floor plan of this residence adheres to the chi flow - starting at the main door and moving refreshingly and smoothly to all areas of the home. A reoccurring theme of walnut wood, marble, black, beige, white, grey, and decorated with abstract art and statues are found throughout the designated space. - Dimensions & Packaging
- Project built-up size: 3,642 square feet
- Tags
- asia, residential, modern resort, contemporary, urban living, tropical
- Production Technology
- Principal Materials: Natural Marble, Solid Wood, Natural Veneer, Quartz, Stone, Mirror, Color Glass, Upholstery
- Design Challenge
- Creative challenge that we were facing in space planning due to the 2 storey extension work in 1550 square feet while need create a spacious yet good flow layout to fulfill client's needs.
- Project Duration
- The project started in April 2019 in Malaysia and finished in June 2020.
- Operation Flow
- Drawing inspiration form nature, specifically the wood and stone, this home takes you on a journey that is sophisticated yet laidback, and traditional yet contemporary. Combining outdoor beauty and the sanctuary of indoor comforts.
- Research
- The designers research oriented towards real settings in assessing what works and what does not while focus on understanding the basic relationships and concepts. The designers discuss client's function, vision and budget, while recommend preliminary layout solutions, construction methods and material and finally recommend furniture. Designers also work on the budget estimate and schedule to ensure that the appropriate work is being done, the course of the work plan, and moreover ensure that the project deadline is met.
- Inspiration
- This residential our Chief Designer Mr Sam Leong use of Japanese Kokoro Living Concept to implement into the house design. We emphasize in wood, stone, and water into this house design. Mr Sam design philosophy of design very focus on timeless direction because good design is no boundaries on time of period, all time or any ankle should be in nice position.
- Image Credits
- Photographer, Pixelaw, 2020