City Penthouse

Floor Plan 125.31㎡

Initially, I wanted a storage room in the kitchen, but when I didn't have enough space for laundry appliances, I created a laundry room instead. I wanted the living/dining room to feel spacious, which meant compromising on the guest toilet, but I created nice comforts with the two balcony areas.

Balcony1

I used the same zig zag wallpaper from the kitchen into this room, added a chair, side table, a plant and an accessory wall.

Since this is a high-rise space, I wanted to create hideaways within the space.

Laundry Room

The wash area was also kept simple. Calming artwork was used on the walls as an addition to the walls.

I added a skylight in the laundry room to bring in additional light into the space. I kept the cabinets clean because I wanted to continue the zig zag wallpaper into the space.

Kitchen

I wanted an ease of flow in the space, so having the kitchen island in the middle of the space allowed for an easy flow throughout the room.

I liked the teal blue chairs, so I maintained the same colour scheme with the green tiles. I kept the appliances simple, making it easy to blend into the room. A touch of personality, with the freshly baked donuts was just the perfect touch.

The main feature of the space was the zig zag wallpaper, I wanted to bring an exciting feature to the room. I kept the rest of the walls simple and the floors were kept light as well. As a pop of colour, I introduced these teal blue dining chairs in the kitchen eating area.

Master Bedroom

Finding furniture that complimented the space was very important. I wanted the room to feel safe, comfortable and warm. I also wanted the doors leading to the bathroom and balcony to be glass, opening up the space and bringing in light.

I created the master room to be a classy and sophisticated space, I used a geometric wallpaper on all walls, a lush carpet and maintained the warm wooden furniture pieces. I kept the accessories simple, focussing on the wallpaper as a feature.

Second Bedroom

I kept the furniture and bedding light and neutral. I didn't want to take anything away from the wallpaper, so it was important to allow everything to tie in together. This room is small, so using an armoire instead of wardrobe was perfect for additional storage.

Wallpaper was my friend in this design!! Continuing with the teal blue and green colour scheme, I chose this as the wallpaper for the guest bedroom.

Living Room

I extend the size of the windows so I could bring in as much as light as possible. kept the lighting simple yet modern. I also brought in as much greenery as possible, giving the space the life it needs.

Keeping with the same colours, I brought in pink dining chairs in the dining room and some accessories.

Continuing with the teal blue, I brought it into this living room area with an occasional chair and a feature rug. I wanted the space to feel feminine, so introducing another colour to the scheme, pink was that perfect touch of femininity.

Balcony

Extending the size of the windows all over allowed for vast views of the city, which is great from the penthouse.

I wanted the balcony to feel as open as possible. With limited space, it was important to add a glass table making it feel open and airy.

Master Bathroom

There wasn't enough space for a shower, so I used the available space for a large bathtub and a side table. Again, additional windows brought in a lot of natural light.

The master bathroom was small, so I used light tiles to open up the space as much as possible. I kept the accessories light and classy, matching with the overall style of the penthouse.

Second Bathroom

The blue teal/greenish colour was brought into this space by adding these bathroom tiles. I kept the space as simple, clean and fresh as possible.

The second bathroom was very small, but I welcomed the challenge...I used it to tile all the walls, add a clear glass shower and simple accessories.