ENDING SUFFOCATION IN LIVING SPACE

ENDING SUFFOCATION IN LIVING SPACE

IEVRA applies warm minimalist design, calculating interior proportions to free up floor space via floating TV consoles and sleek flat-door wardrobes, restoring breathing room.

MINDSET OF RELEASING BREATHING SPACE

A cramped living space is not necessarily due to small footage, but often stems from incorrect interior layout thinking. Approaching this New City Thu Thiem apartment, IEVRA thoroughly applied a warm minimalist design philosophy to solve the spatial challenge. Furniture volumes were meticulously calculated to maximize open floor area using floating TV units and sleek flat-panel wardrobes. The home-office need was cleverly handled with a long desk extending along the window, capturing full natural light. Rustic accents are neatly arranged, forming a comfortable, cozy, and breathable sanctuary.

OPTIMIZING LIGHT AND WORKSPACE

A long desk hugging the bedroom window captures full natural light without blocking pathways, delivering relaxation and work efficiency.

RUSTIC AND COZY ACCENTS

A rustic fabric pinboard paired with a sleek altar shelf is neatly arranged, creating a cozy and functional living space without any heavy clutter.

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