A cohesive vision emerged, centred around using marble flooring, comprising eight different types of marble in various shapes to achieve a visually stunning impact.

“The selection of materials and finishes involved extensive discussions with the client to achieve the desired aesthetic. While the house incorporates a variety of materials, the steelworks, arches, and, notably, the marbles stand out as defining elements,” comments Syahir.

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In line with the client’s sustainability preferences, bamboo flooring was seamlessly integrated into the design.

“This addition aligns with our client’s request and reflects our commitment to sustainable practices,” Syahir explains.

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The spacious abode accommodates two distinct living spaces, each encompassing a living area, dining space, and kitchen.

To this end, the designers ingeniously crafted two themes, termed monochrome opulence and serene eclectic, within the network of rooms, meticulously attending to every detail to bring the envisioned aesthetics to life.

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Syahir reflects on the meticulous process: “The meticulous detailing of the space was essential to achieve the looks. Hence, behind every detail, the amount of time spent on drawing the details and the correct sizing was important to us and to the client.”

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To realise its envisioned aesthetic, a significant portion of the furniture, lighting fixtures, decorative items, and artwork were custom-made.

The meticulous attention to detail paid off, with the final result closely mirroring the initial renderings with an impressive 90 per cent accuracy.

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Syahir concludes, “Our pride lies in the intricate details, such as the design of cabinet and wardrobe handles. We believe in investing time at the drafting stage to prevent errors during the renovation process.”

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Today, the homeowners revel in the thoughtfully designed space, and while no formal feedback has been received, the fact that they continue to reside in the house speaks volumes about their satisfaction with the transformation.

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