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Wood is so versatile, it can be used to create anything from rustic to chic contemporary looks. In this three-bedroom condominium by Design Rebirth, the interior designers used lots of wood panelling and furniture to bring out a cosy, yet very modern look for the living and dining areas.
One large wall in the living area is clocked in wood, creating a sense of intimacy in this well-styled space. This space features accessories such as the tinted Niche Modern hand-blown glass pendant lamps, as well as cushions the owner brought back from London.
Placed above the dining table, glass pendant lamps by Danish Design label &tradition echo the look of the ones in the living area.
Placed above the dining table, glass pendant lamps by Danish Design label &tradition echo the look of the ones in the living area.
The handsome Matthew Hilton walnut dining table and accompanying Windsor chairs are matched with Studioilse's two-seater high-back bench padded with a customised warm honey brown leather seat.
The handsome Matthew Hilton walnut dining table and accompanying Windsor chairs are matched with Studioilse's two-seater high-back bench padded with a customised warm honey brown leather seat.
A mirrored wall with a tea-tint gives the dining area a cosy air.
The tea-tint of the mirrored wall complements the wood tones of the space and lends the dining area a cosy air.
A corridor lined in concrete panels lead to the bedrooms.
A corridor lined in concrete panels lead to the bedrooms.
The master bedroom displays a complete contrast of colour tones compared to the living and dining areas. The furniture is from Grafunkt and the lamp, Pomelo.
The master bedroom displays a complete contrast of colour tones compared to the living and dining areas. The furniture is from Grafunkt and the lamp, Pomelo.
This article was first published on Home and Decor in April 2015.