Seoul-based structure and design agency Joongho Choi, has renovated a top-floor house to mirror the distinctive life-style and style of the residing shopper. Whereas aligning with a distinctly South Korean design aesthetic by smooth steel partitions and up to date furnishings designs, a heat contact is offered by tender brown wooden stains and a daring pop of neon orange utilized all through the house.
In the primary house, assertion storage options are hidden in plain sight, mixing seamlessly with the naked interiors. Calming sage inexperienced wood cupboards within the lobby keep a delicate wooden grain, offering a singular natural impact. Upon entry, a reflective steel wall greets guests, reaching previous the open kitchen to the lounge to cover an in depth closet system. Within the middle of the house, a pair of curvilinear neon orange storage counters function practical centerpieces.
The neon orange is a constant thread, showing on the steel footrests of customized wood barstools, masking floor-to-ceiling cabinets within the lobby, and on a slim strip of wall separating the kitchen from the bed room hall. The kitchen cupboards and backsplash proceed to make the most of the lustrous chrome utilized to the closet system, whereas wood slats above floor the realm with a pure accent. Elsewhere, the wooden stain is used for a closed leisure middle and storage headboard within the open-plan bed room.
In the lounge, customized wood furnishings follows the fashionable visible language of the house whereas a curved steel clothes rack runs alongside the perimeter, like a high-end boutique. Lastly, the toilet reprises the brilliant orange hue with grand execution. A chrome wall leads into the toilet the place a vibrant orange grid of tiles makes up the majority of the partitions and white tile covers the flooring.
See the gallery above for an in-depth have a look at Joongho Choi’s newest residential mission.
