Bespoke kitchens

How do you design a personal space when the client is anonymous? How would the design directions and asthethic be directed to appeal to a larger pool of potential clients? How would the promoter be able to showcase their impeccable design delivery? And finally how good is Good Design for Good Business? Sunesh Suresh As the project has to appeal to a wider audience, the foucus of the design was to avoid any ecentricities - that make a personal space to have its unique flavour. The spcae was designed as a shell with curated peices populating the shell. Sunesh Suresh The USP of the project is the panoramic Living-Dining, and the design celebrates it by enhancing the spatiality as one enters the apartment. Sunesh Suresh The ki... More

Located in Cluj-Napoca, Romania, in a neighborhood near the city center, this house was built on the foundation of an existing one in order to suit the needs and taste of the clients. The house rebuilt project follows the slope of the land, which makes the access in the house to be on the ground floor (where the master bedroom, bathroom and dressing room are located), then descending to the semi-basement (living room, kitchen and bathroom), through which one can access the back garden. The interior design brief was to incorporate the clients wishes for a large – celebrity-like- dressing room, a master bathroom with shower and freestanding bathtub, a high-end kitchen with concealed appliances as well as the clients love for copper fi... More

Two levels for a young family of four: the project has been an opportunity to experiment with new combinations of materials, colours and textures, creating different scenarios within the same apartment. The reuse and refurbishment of the large space of the attic allowed to experience an unconventional layout with the living area extended on two levels: on the lower level a cosy and spacious entrance area in continuity with dining area and kitchen; on the upper level a large living area characterised by sloped ceilings and a large terrace. The lower floor plays on the presence of greenery, real and illusory: in front of the entrance a large wall covered with a "palm jungle" motif wallpaper, by Cole&Son, hides the door towards the sleep... More