Spaxis Design

The Iki Home

The guest bedroom is a play of patterns and colours. The slightly curved oblong mirror and the headboard of the bed, both contrast with the straight lines of the bedframe and the side-drawers. The matte-black finish lights, the artistic monochromatic paintings and the patterned black-and-white headboard create a playful amalgamation of blacks and whites in accessorizing the room.

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The Iki Home

The guest bedroom is a play of patterns and colours. The slightly curved oblong mirror and the headboard of the bed, both contrast with the straight lines of the bedframe and the side-drawers. The matte-black finish lights, the artistic monochromatic paintings and the patterned black-and-white headboard create a playful amalgamation of blacks and whites in accessorizing the room.

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The Iki Home

The dinnig room is an extension of an open kitchen, and also the living room. This makes it an ideal space for entertaining as it ensures free movement and communication between the three areas.
The assymetric shelves and fixed cabinet at the end of the dinning room are a great way to display important memrobilia as well as store crockery and tablewear. A warm colour theme of sage greens and wooden browns is simmered by the greywashed walls – making it a perfect balance of warm and cool tones.

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The Iki Home

The comfy sofa, along with the curved center table and complementing TV console are all custom-made to add a bit of qurkiness to the minimalistic theme.
A colour palette of greys and blues helps bring out a relaxing atmosphere, while the wooden furniture sets the right tone of warmth for it to feel cosy and snug.

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The Iki Home

The Living Space was visualized as a space for unwinding after a long day of work. The comfy sofa, along with the curved center table and complementing TV console are all custom-made to add a bit of qurkiness to the minimalistic theme.

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The Plush Living

The common basin showcases an elegant design that seamlessly integrates into the common spaces of the house. It incorporates a combination of wood and the same stone used for flooring, accentuated with a hanging plant.

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The Plush Living

A gentle monochromatic color scheme fills the living room, where a cantilevered TV unit with drawers and veneer detailing sits against a concrete-textured wall.

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The Plush Living

The formal dining room, on one end, opens to a charming patio. The end wall of this patio has a display wall-block with focus lighting in a chequered pattern – adding to the clean symmetry. While the zigzag element on the flooring
gives this symmetry a clean break.
The patio further extends to a meticulously paved pathway in the midst of a dewy lawn leads to the main gate of the house and is dotted on either side with lush green plants.

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The Plush Living

This tiny nook in the common area of the house with its tiny coffee tables and comfortable chairs are perfect for a steaming cup of coffee and a good book.

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The Plush Living

The stairs bring harmony to the overall design of the home by having the marble used throughout the house in the riser, and the wood as the tread. The glass used instead of a traditional baluster with the handrail gives it a
contemporary twist.

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The Plush Living

The home theatre/entertainment room is a concoction of greys and browns. The wooden wall expands as the ceiling, while a grey wooden
flooring balances the colour contrast. The sumptuous couches, the three-piece centre table and deep brown blackout blinds are used to accessorise the room.

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The Plush Living

The bed takes the centre stage in the guest bedroom. With its curved mauve headboard and fashionable side-tables,
this bed feels like a warm embrace. The beige walls and uncluttered frames complete the artistic look of the room.

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The plush living

The kids’ bedroom is made fun with the pops of pastel blue colour. Instead of the traditional headboard, the beds are placed against arches in the wall that are textured with an uncomplicated lining pattern. These arches, and their
colour pop, are also reflected in the cubbyholes of the study table. These cubbyholes add to the visual effect of the room while retaining the function of additional storage space.

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The Plush Living

The kids’ bedroom is made fun with the pops of pastel blue colour. Instead of the traditional headboard, the beds are placed against arches in the wall that are textured with an uncomplicated lining pattern.

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The Plush Living

The master bedroom has two major components that are used throughout – Black Italian Marble and Wood. From the platform of the bed to the sidewalls, the black Italian Marble gives an aura of prestige while the fluted panelling, the wooden floors and modern furniture in the room grounds the colour by adding a neutral tone to it.

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The Plush Living

The parent’s bedroom features a delightful combination of rich creams, navy blues and woody browns. A wonderful play on
symmetry is evident in the way that the side-tables overlap the headboard in the slightest way, and how the headboard gracefully rises above the wainscoting on its side. These little peculiarities truly make the interior come alive.

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The Plush Living

The parent’s bedroom features a delightful combination of rich creams, navy blues and woody browns. A wonderful play on
symmetry is evident in the way that the side-tables overlap the headboard in the slightest way, and how the headboard gracefully rises above the wainscoting on its side. These little peculiarities truly make the interior come alive.

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The Plush Living

The front door of the bungalow is the first taste of luxury that we experience upon entering the house. With
gleaming Italian marble, rich wooden finish to the front door and the detailing of stone embellishment on the door
handle all profess luxury. The one thing that catches our eye is the open-able louvers that add to the aesthetic and functionality of the design.
The foyer is an extension of the front door with its wooden ceiling and Italian marble flooring that ends with a backlit circular wooden panel and an intricate idol that spreads positive energy as soon as we enter the home.

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The Plush Living

The dining area is the heart of the home; not only are all the ground floor rooms being connected to it, but the
upper-level floor also opens to the view of this room. With the double heighted ceiling and tailor-made contemporary light fixtures that accentuate the grandiosity of the room, this formal dining room is an amalgamation of chic yet eclectic design elements. The eight-seater dining table is made on-site with beautiful raw wood.

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The Plush Living

The family room simulates to be a common space for the family to gather and relax. The soft colour palette used
gives it a cosy vibe. The Italian Marble of the flooring is continued on the main wall of the room, that later blends
into a clean patterned veneer panelling. The tiny house plants placed in between makes the transition seem
seamless while also becoming a highlighting element.

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The Plush Living

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The plush living

The living room is adorned with a soft monochromatic colour palette. The style of the room is minimal with soft
curves and straight lines, while the materials used are rich in both feel and texture. The custom-made centre-tables
are of solid wood and add to the overall aesthetics of the room.

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The combination of the fluted wooden panel, circular backlit mirror, and hanging light behind the matching console unit create a well-suited dressing area that seamlessly blends with bed and headboard in soft hues, resulting in a serene atmosphere.

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The Arcadian Apartment

To view the transformation of this open-plan apartment that maximizes natural air and light by removing walls, simply swipe to the right.
The apartment features a horizontal layout, with the living room situated on one side and the dining area on the other.

The Arcadian Apartment

Parent’s Bedroom : The warm patterns of a comfortable lounge chair provide a pleasant break from the monotony of the room and offer parents the chance to savor the refreshing breeze and stunning views of the sea.

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The Arcadian Apartment

The highlight of the dining area is the crockery unit behind it. Since the apartment does not have any partition walls in the main areas of living room and dining room, creating a highlight wall adds the necessary colour and character to the space. This unit also gives space to display important memorabilia or showpieces and stow away extra crockery behind the tiny closed doors. The intricate details of the louvered shutters and the tiny spotlights add to the beauty of this unit.

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The Weekend Nest

The cozy family sitting area features wood and cane accents along with a pop of concrete texture that complement the theme of the weekend flat. These elements are used to enhance the back wall with a low informal sitting. The wooden rafters also contribute to the warm ambiance of the room by providing additional soft lighting.

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The Weekend Nest

The TV unit wall has a cleverly concealed door made with a combination of veneer and MDF. This door serves as an entryway to the family sitting , allowing for a seamless transition between the two spaces and adds a touch of sophistication to the design.

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The Weekend Nest

The living room exudes a warm and cozy ambiance with the use of natural earthy elements. The backlit veneer paneling, which features a concrete texture, contrasts beautifully with the meticulously crafted cane ceiling. Additionally, the presence of a green sofa and several plants infuses the space with vitality.

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The Weekend Nest

As you enter, the foyer welcomes you with a warm and cozy ambiance, achieved through a wooden ceiling and a customised rustic hanging light, crafted from wood and vintage bulbs. Adding to the rustic feel, the wall is adorned with wooden ledges supported by metal rods, creating an attractive display.

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