This Double Storey Terrace in Eco Botanic Aldingham is defined by a request for minimalist modernity in the primary living spaces, sharply contrasted by a bold, classic-inspired design in the kitchen. The result is a home that balances quiet serenity with eye-catching feature zones.
Living: Serene Simplicity
The living area successfully portrays a modern feel with a truly minimal design. A flat ceiling design ensures that lighting is evenly distributed, supporting the clean aesthetic. A minimal shelving unit in a dark laminate wood texture is proposed as a multi-purpose console, offering subtle warmth. The soft white blinds covering both windows enhance a lighthearted ambience and reduce visual noise, maximizing natural light diffusion. An L-shaped sofa in a soft beige color reinforces the serene theme, contributing visual comfort without the need for bold, high-contrast elements.
Dry Kitchen: Classic Color Feature
The kitchen area makes a dramatic pivot, intentionally designed with a contrasting green color that acts as a focal feature with a classic, refined touch. The dry kitchen is highly functional, including an island table, a tall unit fridge cabinet, and a mix of closed and open storage compartments. The sophisticated green tone is matched with a white countertop, adding a modern architectural styling. Center shelving with overhead LED light promotes an airy and spacious work station. A crucial functional element is the water supply integrated into the island cabinet, allowing flexible space usage for cooking or hassle-free seasonal gatherings.
Wet Kitchen: Inviting Comfort
The classic design influence continues into the wet kitchen, applied through the style of the casement doors. An L-shaped kitchen layout in a soft pastel color creates a comfort and inviting atmosphere. This gentle color combination makes the area ideal for both everyday cooking and hosting. A clever play of lighting ensures the wet kitchen ambiance is always livable and visually comfortable.
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