CREATING
PRIVACY Once we have defined how the spaces all interact with each other, the next fi nal process is to introduce layers. T e next step looks at how we are able to keep each space private yet allowing a synergy to interlink each space together. First, the bedrooms
are isolated away in their own corner of the home with expanse views to the garden and pool. So while there is a visual link that the bedrooms the path is unobtainable
thereby suggesting a secured zone. T e next area to treat is the main living area which has its own viewing platform straight into the pool thereby suggesting the main entertainment zone. Access is only available through the living area so there is no mixing of paths with the other spaces. T e fi nal area is the outdoor dining or seating platform which is enclosed with water on 3 sides to create the feel so seclusion and isolation. By placing this area at the furthest corner of the home to the main entrance it creates this invisible path that carries the user through the diff erent functions of the home to culminate at this secluded zone. Again, take note that all three areas are focused directly into a central pool feature so while there is a common element that separates the spaces, that same element otherwise known as the pool is pulling these three spaces together. T erefore when we look at the fundamental concepts of a design, we dwell deeper into the basic ideas of separation and integration. Whether it be private and public spaces or spatial relationships there is a magnetic relationship between the spaces we live in that pulls us in all directions and it is how we experience this magnetism of space that we appreciate our living environment.
For more Interior Design services and consultancy, contact Chris Yeo at
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