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.

 

A quick look to a sleek contemporary and generously-sized terrace house by AE5 partners

AE5 partners had designed apartment T stand out by a sleek contemporary look and a generously-sized terrace, which can be used as extra living space."Looking onto the terrace from all the rooms, the view is always focused on one of the vertical garden modules, arranged in a strict geometric pattern based on the 1 +1 +2 form, perfectly mirroring the apertures in the large brick wall. At all times of year there will be certain plants in bloom; the color of the blooms has been selected to ensure a precise chromatic compositional order.” A green wall at every turn makes this place feel rejuvenating and aesthetically appealing.

Teak flooring throughout contribute to the an overall visual harmony. Architect said about furniture: “The two islands forming the complex control station in the living room are transformed into two metaphysical rectangular volumes embedded in the wall. The hood over the stove in the kitchen departs from a horizontal surface much like a submarine telescope. The only elements that do not comply with this plan are the two solid teak tables that can be combined and moved to any part of the house and the large library with its circular portholes that give a touch of color to the long corridor.” The jacuzzi on the terrace can be used all year-long, due to special heating systems embedded in its design.

A modern apartment completed by NC Design & Archirtecture in Hong Kong, China

Spread out 2700 square feet (250 square meters) and features curvilinear walls and simulated highlights, Apartment on Stubbs Road is a modern project completed by NC Design & Archirtecture in Hong Kong, China.
By employing a subtle color palette in grey and white, the designers created a neutral backdrop for the colorful Scandinavian furniture elements. Soft and homogenous illumination coming from the three improvised artificial skylights outlines the original geometry of the apartment.

From the architects, “the residence is structured around a continuous communal area of the living room, dining room, kitchen and bathroom. The gentle, undulating grey wood wall unifies these spaces, drawing occupants from the narrow interior kitchen area towards the wide living room with its grand vista of the Happy Valley Race course below. The curvilinear wall is offset by two long narrow corridors; one armature holds the kitchen and service areas while the other leads to the bedrooms and communal bathroom.” An entertainment center and a portal to the bedroom of the resident can be revealed by sliding open the two large grey wall panels in the living area.

A wonderful view from apartment in the Clifton beach, Atlantic Ocean

That apartment can make anyone who see it must utter: "Fabulous apartment". With two stories, comfort and luxury furniture, this heavenly apartment would make anyone happy.
Called Clifton View 7,amazing apartment was decorated and designed by Antonia Associates and it offers a wonderful view of the Clifton beach, of the Atlantic Ocean, and also of the Twelve Apostles mountain range in the city of Cape Town, South Africa.The redesigned space suffered complete changes and now contains four bedrooms, a gym, a wine cellar, a cinema room and an entertainment cocktail bar, making it the ideal setting for a party. The apartment also includes a large terrace for sunbathing and relaxation along with a swimming pool and spa.

The dining area connects through a spiral staircase to the entertainment rooms and several timber screens link the two levels and offer ventilation.
The rooms are designed to embrace different styles and are all tastefully chosen, most of the pieces being unique and created by the OKHA Design Studio. The illumination is subtle but offering sufficient clarity and varies according to the requirements of each of the rooms.