Homework

The irregular geometry of the floor plan becomes a key organising principle for the interior. It guides an open, flexible layout in which the different zones remain visually connected while retaining their distinct character.

The kitchen, dining area, and workspace form a continuous sequence, with clear circulation routes and direct connections between functions. The island extends the kitchen’s work surface and doubles as an informal gathering point, while the dining area sits beside the windows to make the most of natural light. Clad surfaces and integrated appliances keep the composition restrained and visually uncluttered.

The workspace is integrated into the heart of the home. An elongated timber desk, combined with generous enclosed storage, creates a fully organised working environment. Opposite, an open bookcase acts as a subtle architectural screen: it accompanies the route towards the living room, adds depth, and defines the corridor while preserving visual continuity.

In the living room, the atmosphere becomes more intimate. Neutral upholstery is balanced by dark tones, timber, and the black cladding of the television wall. Vertical timber slats establish rhythm, while linear and indirect lighting highlight the materials and create varying levels of illumination throughout the day.

In the more private spaces, the design language softens. The bedroom maintains a calm, restrained composition with gentle tones and carefully placed lighting, while the fitted wardrobe arrangement makes use of the available perimeter space. The entrance completes the spatial experience with vertical timber slats, slender metal lines, and a simple console.

The result is an interior with a clear hierarchy, where functionality, storage, and lighting are integrated into the overall composition, creating a cohesive and warm environment for everyday living.