The Green Palette in Interior Design
When designing the interior of an apartment, in addition to organizing the layout as efficiently as possible and providing maximum convenience according to the homeowner’s needs and investment budget, creating a sense of vitality within the living space is equally important. For the young design team behind this apartment, that vitality comes from a very fundamental element: color.
“The apartment was already basically completed and is located in An Gia Riverside on Hoang Quoc Viet Street, District 7. It enjoys an open and beautiful view overlooking the river outside. After conducting a site survey and listening carefully to all of the client’s requirements, we decided to renovate the existing layout to better suit the homeowner’s modern lifestyle, while creating an overall atmosphere that is elegant, warm, and sophisticated, and making the most of the beautiful view from the ninth floor,” the designers shared.
After the design and construction process was completed, the 115-square-meter apartment was transformed into a comfortable and functional living space comprising a living room, kitchen and dining area, two bedrooms, a family room, and two bathrooms. Everything was designed according to the original concept, creating a comfortable and convenient home.
The living room, kitchen, and dining area form a seamless open-plan space, with the kitchen island combined with the dining table serving as the focal point of the overall design. In particular, the combination of mosaic materials and green tones on the kitchen island and backsplash gives the area an elegant and refined character. Meanwhile, a decorative screen featuring gold-plated stainless-steel details combined with glass adds a subtle touch of sparkle, creating a distinctive identity for the apartment.
With white and gray as the dominant tones, the master bedroom creates a warm and inviting atmosphere. The bed, framed by a surrounding structure, serves as the focal point of the entire room. Another particularly striking feature is the headboard wall, decorated with a floral pattern that evokes elegance, softness, and femininity.
The wardrobe, designed with transparent tea-colored glass, allows the interior to remain visible, transforming the wardrobe and its contents into something resembling a display area. Of course, this design requires the homeowner to be particularly organized and attentive when arranging and maintaining their wardrobe.
The secondary bedroom takes a more youthful and individualistic approach, featuring a leather-upholstered bed and intentionally asymmetrical bedside tables that add a distinctive touch while enhancing functionality and convenience for the user.
