Midweek Projects: Modern Tropical Studio Apartment

Greetings!

This is our first design review on 2016. Well, happy new year! We wish you a very delighted and joyful year.

This Midweek Projects belongs to an urban man who live in a small space apartment. He decided to re-design the space to get a new ambiance and refreshment of the room. We choose the modern tropical style to treasure the owner's hometown in Bali. It's a quite challenging because of the limited space, but it won't stop us to create a unique space for our dear client.

Well, enjoy the gallery! :)

This is the bedroom area view. A longline bed head. Side reading lamp and one big enough side table to minimize the limited space. Above the bed head is a set of three tropical style wallpaper in wooden frame along with three mirrors.

We also added a drawer with mirror that function as a vanity mirror too beside the double mirror door wardrobe.

In front of the bed area is the entertainment set area, consists of hanging TV cabinet, a big storage, small storage at above, and a shoes rack below the TV cabinet.

And this one is the view from the bedroom area to the entrance which also the kitchen. All in one place but still a cozy room to rest from the hectic working days.

That's all for this Midweek Projects! See you again soon!

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Midweek Project: Moroccan Style Into A Beauty Salon & Spa Part 2

After we shared the Moroccan style in a lobby last weekend in Weekend Project, now we reveal inside the beauty salon.

Midweek Project on House of Smichi this week still belongs to Moroccan style in Beauty Salon & Spa. In the same design concept with last Weekend Project, the beauty salon is designed to be simple, clean, and still looks beautiful and luxurious.

In the dominant colors of blue and white, the beauty salon aims to make the guests feel so comfortable and relax while the stylist do their job to make them beautiful.
We also use frameless mirrors to simplify the shape as we applied the modern touch in the design.

The style is still be continued soon. Stay tuned! Hail to Moroccan style! :)

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Think interior design, think...

Weekend Project: Moroccan Style into A Beauty Salon & Spa Part 1

Greetings!
Welcome to a new post of Weekend Project!

What is this post about?
Weekend Project is all about House of Smichi's original works in interior design that we've finally decided to share with all of you. Every twice a week, we create fresh ideas and inspirations in interior design in every style. From east to west, from ethnic to modern. We're gonna explore all the things as our inspirations.

Well, basically we will post our portfolios on Wednesday (midweek) and Sunday (weekend).

Why in twice a week?
Because sometimes once is not enough to apply all those beautiful things into one design. So, we're gonna separated the works into two parts in the same style.

What's the purpose of this post?
Just. To. Have. FUN! As we sharpen our skill to be better everyday and express the feelings about something good.

This week we have a project in Moroccan style for beauty salon and spa. In this part 1, we finished the lobby first before goes into the main area. Mostly, Moroccan style home is designed to be comfort and clean style with colorful cushions. But a little bit touch of modern can simplify the colors.

We choose the cool colors as we represent a fresh and calm ambiance. the aim is that everyone that come here can feel relax and serene as we create soft lighting in some spots. The water and plants are designed to balance the harmony inside the room as to welcome the guests with something fresh and natural.

Since it's a small area, we use mirrors and shiny materials in most of the area of the room. Mirrors can make a small room looks bigger.

That's all for part 1 for Moroccan Style Beauty Salon & Spa. We'll see you again in part 2 this Wednesday only on Midweek Project. New project will be shared next weekend as in Weekend Project.

And don't forget to stay tuned into our daily post on Instagram and the Blog. And for more information and art & design consultation, you can contact sherly@houseofsmichi.com.
We'll see you around soon!

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Think interior design, think...