The field of interior design is huge, yet few buildings demonstrate such a creative exploration of its possibilities in practice. The House Wing by AnLstudio and Heebon is a rare exception with its obvious challenge to the way that rooms are regularly treated.
The designers didn't limit themselves to the differences between the floor, the ceiling and the walls. Instead, they strove to bring each of these confining planes together with the installation of a rigid ribbon-like feature throughout the Seoul apartment.
Not purely aesthetic, the zig-zagging band integrates light fixtures up above and morphs into built-in furnishings and storage as it descends to within reach. Inspired by the airplane wing, the abstract border within the dwelling also suggests the separation of living and working spaces inside the House Wing by AnLstudio.
What's Driving This Trend
- Integrated Interiors
- The integration of architectural features with furniture and lighting provides opportunities to create innovative and unique living spaces.
- Multi-functional Spaces
- Designing spaces that serve multiple purposes and have adaptable features provides opportunities for increased functionality and efficiency.
- Inspired Design
- Drawing inspiration from unconventional sources can lead to unique and innovative interior design solutions.
Who This Affects Most
- Interior Design
- The incorporation of architectural features into interior design provides opportunities for designers to create truly unique living spaces and differentiate their offerings in a crowded market.
- Architecture
- Collaboration between architects and interior designers to create integrated living spaces provides opportunities to push boundaries and create truly innovative structures.
- Residential Real Estate
- Incorporating innovative and unique interior design solutions into residential real estate can create properties that stand out and command a premium in the market.
