Orlando Soria may have designed an interior space that falls in the category of modern beach houses, but it is a home, not an escape. The beauty of this particular style is that it turns a living space into a relaxing retreat that will encourage residents to unwind as soon as they saunter through the door.
Commissioned by an under-30 founder of a successful tech company, it was imperative that this space imbue all the staple qualities of modern beach houses. Minimalist and serene, it is a place in which the entrepreneur will not only be able to put his feet up in with relish, but also "host his artistic tendencies," as Leo Lei of Design Milk puts it.
What's Driving This Trend
- Modern Beach Houses
- Opportunity for designers to create minimalist and serene spaces that serve as relaxing retreats and encourage residents to unwind.
- Living Space as a Relaxing Getaway
- Opportunity to transform interior spaces into retreats that promote relaxation and offer an escape from everyday life.
- Incorporating Artistic Tendencies in Design
- Opportunity to design living spaces that not only prioritize relaxation but also provide a platform for expressing artistic inclinations.
Who This Affects Most
- Interior Design
- Interior designers can explore the trend of modern beach houses and cater to clients seeking relaxing and minimalist living spaces.
- Real Estate
- Real estate developers can capitalize on the demand for modern beach houses, creating properties that provide a serene and refreshing environment.
- Hospitality
- The hospitality industry can incorporate elements of modern beach house design into hotels and resorts, offering guests a relaxing and rejuvenating experience.
