Influenced heavily by Japanese architecture the Zen philosophy, minimalism is a design movement that creates simplicity through the removal of all non-essential components. The bedroom wall coverings are inspired by Japanese artists and depict a nexus of geometric squares that are subtle yet striking. Ranging from a dark moody grey apartment, moving through a couple of more balanced schemes and finishing off with a much lighter example. The sleek conical pendant lights capture the true Zen feel that combine form with function and class with comfort in an effortless manner while providing a striking contrast.

Open plan living rooms with Prussian blue accent chairs that overlook a cozy balcony lounge showcasing backwaters view. A sociable open kitchen and dining space make it easy for serious home offices for working around the clock. Plenty of open space helps keep the look clean, streamlined and unfussy, at the same time this doesn’t mean every wall has to be bare! The artwork chosen for this apartment is about expressing oneself with simple abstract art.