The house simply rectangular in form is structured around the living room as the centre of this home. Unimposing and
nearly invisible, the frameless glass doors seamlessly separate the interior from the exterior. Thresholds’ being kept to a
minimum leaves one wondering whether you have just stepped inside or outside.

Stairs disguised as Granite slabs punched with steel inserts, one cannot help but glide down the entrance hall into the
living spaces. M Square Lifestyle Design’s final product presents black steel inlays that are seen throughout the house in
various forms. Ensuring that each room captured a feeling of transparency, M Square Lifestyle Design demonstrated their
ability to work with materials in their purest forms, making use of natural products like marble floors and Caesarstone
kitchen counter tops. The illuminated ceilings highlight the contrasts between different textures and forms, leaving you
in a state of anticipation as you move through this house. In keeping with the theme of randomly placed steel bars, the
interior designers conceptualized a line drawn across the house linking all elements and spaces together. In doing so, they
managed to create a feeling of connection that can be felt throughout the house.
M Square Lifestyle Necessities provided the final touch in furnishing this house with European furniture pieces and
lighting to compliment the design, while Regardt van der Meulen’s sculpture livens up the space in its tri-dimensionality.

Party Palace

Contemporary Italian Architecture