Relationship, communication, and language became part of the interaction of this house. For instance, a refashion bunk bed keeps the kids entertained yet functional. Steps become storage, a graphic wall sweetens their mood, and a slide connects their sibling relationship together. The conclusion was to cultivate a well-balanced place where the kids love the most.
A tree house scale was casted within the living and dining area, subconsciously cultivating a functional divider for the owner to enjoy the openness and privacy. A grey neutral color was implemented to enable the overall material to strike attention, and blue accents were slowly invaded into a main wall to refresh the overall mood.
The project started in October 2018 and was completed in December 2018, situated in Singapore. The lightness of the house and the lights within the house posed a radical challenge that needed to be dealt with. The overall concept was to contrive a levitate effect, and by doing so, a presentable light source humbly rebrands the entire space. An invented light is introduced to cast a fashionable floating ambient into it.
This design was awarded Iron in A' Interior Space, Retail and Exhibition Design Award in 2019. The Iron A' Design Award is awarded to well-designed, practical, and innovative creations that meet professional and industrial requirements. Respected for integrating industry best practices and competent technical characteristics, they provide fulfillment and positive feelings, contributing to a better world.
Project Designers: Don Lin
Image Credits: Don Lin
Project Team Members: Khalisah and Jed Tan
Project Name: House Of Light
Project Client: Don Lin