Beige & Breeze Home

Residential

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Living & Dining zone

Bed Room

Multi-use living room

Media and Tv wall

Beige & Breeze Home

To redesign the living room, workspace, and master bedroom into a cohesive environment that balances relaxation and productivity. The design focuses on improving zoning, storage, and visual flow while maintaining a calm, fresh aesthetic. It also thoughtfully integrates the client’s existing sentimental furniture, ensuring a seamless blend of old and new within a refined and functional space.

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About this Space

This is the project we call a vibrant and creative redesigning. The transformation was cost-consicous and it proves that great design goes above everything. The client needed a refreshed, cohesive home which maintains the existing furniture having sentimental value. The living area got a feature wall, floor-to-ceiling custom wall unit, TV console, layered LED light and sculptural pendant which provided clear zoning. The design creates a modern minimalist energy for the undefined spaces. The master bedroom was designed in monochromatic palette of light wood, cream and greige. The asymmetric wood slat has been featured on wall and backlit geometric art piece. It replaced the high contrast walls to give a quiet elegance. Multiple revisions were taken which led us to the outcome. Each change and revision took us close to the final project. The client is happy, the result is harmonious, functional and a personal home. Each existing piece was honoured and every new element was given a new place.

Project Inclusions

Pop art canvas
Careful zoning with carpet.
Integrated Workplace
Warm timber with slat headboard
Ladder shelf for books.
Dark side tables
Dual pendant light
Floor to ceiling showcase
Floating desk

Luxury bath
Centralised A/c
Tropical Plants
Geometric art piece
open sleeves for minimal display
Mixed overhead pendant.
Vibrant and creative redesigning
Refreshed, cohesive home
Modern minimalist

Project Inclusions

Pop art canvas
Careful zoning with carpet.
Integrated Workplace
Warm timber with slat headboard
Ladder shelf for books.
Dark side tables
Dual pendant light
Floor to ceiling showcase
Floating desk

Luxury bath
Centralised A/c
Tropical Plants
Geometric art piece
open sleeves for minimal display
Mixed overhead pendant.
Vibrant and creative redesigning
Refreshed, cohesive home
Modern minimalist

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The Difference Is

Visible in the Work.

Every reason we ask you to trust us with your cafe, you can see in the completed projects. Here is what makes us different and the spaces that prove it.

Media and Tv wall

Soft blue slatted featured wall for energetic living space

Living & Dining zone

Vibrant open plan living and dining zone with pop art

Bed Room

Serene monochromatic retreat with calm atmosphere

Multi-use living room

Sleek, functional workspace merging with media console

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Team Behind This Project

Amanda D’souza

Principal Designer

Jude

Interior Designer

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Frequently asked questions

What is the defining design of Beige and Breeze home?

The design for Andras home is pop-art infused vibrancy with neutral tones for calmness.

How does pop-art act as a focal point in the living and dining room?

The pop-art acts as the unifying factor for both living and dining space. Apart from the zoning, the two pop-art also creates an invisible zoning.

How does the bedroom get its calm?

Monochrome colours, warm wood slats, create tone and use of greige creates an effortless calm atmosphere. The backlit circular light adds to the warmth and depth.

What was the design challenge for this project?

Bringing the cohesion between the open living and dining room is what was most challenging. Separate wall colours and carpet was used to create invisible zoning.