CHAPTER V. Penthouse. bedroom 3
This bedroom, like the other rooms, features a spacious wardrobe that will be provided to buyers along with the kitchen and all the plumbing fixtures upon purchase. It's worth noting that different types of veneer have been chosen for the wardrobe and the kitchen to add variety and individuality.
When designing this bedroom, I aimed to preserve Japanese traditions while incorporating my own touch by using simple geometric lines. One of my ideas was to add a suspended table to the left of the bed, which also serves as a bedside lamp. To achieve elegance and sophistication, I plan to make the table out of bronze.
All switches and sockets will be provided by the company Jung and will be seamlessly integrated into the walls and skirting boards to maintain the cleanliness and minimalist design.
Above the bed, I have placed a piece by the magnificent artist Pierre Soulages whose artwork beautifully complements the atmosphere of Hikari. His art resonates deeply with me, which is why I have incorporated his works in almost every room. Despite the artist's passing last year, his legacy will continue to live on, even in our modest project.
One of the more challenging tasks is creating a wall for the television. In this room, I came up with the idea of using veneered panels with rails that can be transformed into hooks for clothing. Despite the constraints of the room's layout, my objective was to create a demonstration design that allows prospective buyers to envision their future home and find inspiration for their own ideas.
LOCATION
Project consisted of several parts
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INTERIOR. PENTHOUSE
