Evocative of the azure skies that reflects upon the ocean, this home designed solely on arches and lines is anything but boring. Putting skills and knowledge to the test, Mieux Design confidently plays with elements that clash, and have created a masterpiece in the process.
A show stopper, Mieux Design has illustrated its very best with this 3372 square feet Semi-D in Qaseh 1, Bandar Kinrara 8, Puchong. Polished brass against various materials and textures is constant throughout
the Modern Minimalist Zen residence. It has a combination of the all-time favourite element of “LINES” and the trendy element “ARCH“ to blend into the space of modern with a minimal touch of zen to create a calm yet lavish interior.
The entrance faces an elegant space – a mix of white marble and painted blue marble texture wall with brass lines that create the canvas for the plain white and polished brass console. A solid white beam on the wall separates the space. The right side is adorned with a bold abstract painting as well as arches of polished brass, black spray-painted banister and glass panels that make the feature handrail. On the left, the living room holds a J-shaped white leather sofa, bronze wishbone chair and contemporary round coffee table on a multi-coloured rug. A feature marble wall frames the black console table and black television. At a corner sits a bronze panther statue that looks inwards, as if protecting the family.
Vertical bronze lines along the ceiling lead the eye to the back of the house, where a painted blue marble texture wall holds a blue abstract painting to reflect the sky indoors. The round marble table with bronze cone shaped base and matching wingback chairs overlook a beautiful garden that merges the outdoors and indoors into one.
Vertical bronze lines along the ceiling lead the eye to the back of the house, where a painted blue marble texture wall holds a blue abstract painting to reflect the sky indoors. The round marble table with bronze cone shaped base and matching wingback chairs overlook a beautiful garden that merges the outdoors and indoors into one.
Behind the dining table is a unique foldable sliding glass door panel of lines and arches. The kitchen is painted in green and white with black marbled pillars and brass accents. It is a complete cooking area with every kitchenware an avid chef would dream of. This space also doubles up as a breakfast table that uses brass bar stools and the solid white island.
The function of a study is to work in a calm and inspiring space. A semi wall-mounted glass and black wood table takes centre place in the room and is a big contrast to the white built in display shelf. This room portrays the interest and characteristic of its owner.
The masculine master bedroom is a tribute to wood and brown. The wall has wooden panelling and textured brown marble. The main disparity in this room are the wall marble wall feature, bronze wishbone chairs and panther statue. The walk-in wardrobe is concealed behind wooden panels. Covered in white and bronze, a curved wall light mirror brightens the hidden space.
A relatively toned-down room of beige, white and bronze belongs to the young ladies in the family. The arched headboards are mirrored in the arch pattern in the display cabinet. The boy’s room is tastefully loud and masculine with the red brick wall and white and black built-in wardrobe.