People of traditional architecture turn away now! That's okay--I know all of you are into the modern stuff. The Shant V Krichelian Loft is about as cutting edge as you can get. The exterior is so sharply angled, it looks like you would cut yourself wide open if you were to brush up against one of the corners.
The interior, however, is quite remarkable, featuring the classic black-off-white color scheme that is seen in the majority of contemporary homes and condos. The Shant V Krichelian Loft is almost entirely all open, with the second level exposed to the living room. I am a big fan of the open air second level. Rather than making the house feel too spacey, this concept can often better tie rooms together.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Sharp-angled Architecture
- There's an opportunity for architects and designers to explore more sharp-angled designs in the realm of modern architecture.
- Open Air Living
- The concept of an open second level can be explored further to create more connected and cohesive living spaces.
- Classic Black-off-white Color Scheme
- The black-off-white color scheme can be a trend for modern homes and condos giving a timeless feel to the design
Sectors Adopting This
- Architecture
- Sharp angled designs and open air living can disrupt the traditional home and building designs.
- Interior Design
- The black-off-white color scheme provides an opportunity for the interior design industry to explore classic color schemes for modern homes and condos.
- Real Estate
- Real estate professionals can explore promoting modern and unique designs with sharp-angled architecture and open living spaces.
