
Interior Design · Project Management · Spatial Design · Execution
Minimal. Breathable.
Delivered in 75 days.
The Brief
The client wanted a home that felt expansive within a constrained urban plot. Three non-negotiables: minimal, timeless, and emotionally grounding — not just aesthetically, but functionally. The layout needed to support daily life intuitively, with movement that felt natural rather than designed.
With a strong focus on user experience, I led the project from first concept to final handover — coordinating directly with artisans and craftspeople to ensure the quality of finish matched the restraint of the concept.
Approach
Function-first, then warmth. The spatial strategy centred on three moves: clear zoning for movement, warm materials that age well, and thoughtful transitions between rooms that avoided the abruptness common in compact urban homes. Every finish was selected for tactility — how it would feel to live with over years, not how it photographed on day one.

The Space






Outcomes
“The restraint of the concept is what makes the warmth of the execution feel earned.”