This 30-year-old, 158-sqm townhouse has been thoughtfully transformed, from a full exterior facelift to a complete interior reconfiguration, now reimagined as a comfortable three-bedroom, two-bathroom home with generous living and dining areas.
The design team began by reinforcing the building’s structure and adjusting the front setback, enhancing both safety and durability while offering greater flexibility. By addressing the original layout’s inefficiencies, limited natural light and ventilation, the redesign introduces a renewed sense of vitality—balancing nature, elegance, and a refined human touch to create a healthier, more livable space.
A split-level layout artfully separates the public and private zones, enriching the spatial rhythm while maximizing vertical space and visual openness. Natural materials and a soft, earthy color palette lend the home a Light American aesthetic. Lighting design cleverly harnesses natural daylight to reduce energy consumption during the day, while high-efficiency LEDs and smart zoning systems adapt seamlessly to different living scenarios.
The public areas preserve the home’s original high ceilings, now enhanced by a calming Morandi color scheme that shapes a romantic, elegant ambiance. Large south-facing windows invite generous natural light, creating an open and airy vibe. The living room, kitchen, and bar area are seamlessly connected in an open-plan layout, while an exposed ceiling design further amplifies spatial depth. Sunlight streams into the dining and kitchen areas, brightening the interior and encouraging easy interactions.
In the private quarters, the sloped ceilings are retained and repurposed to evoke a sense of calm and relaxation. These carefully considered details express a quiet sophistication, where every corner of the home reflects warmth, comfort, and a refined taste.