Nook Apartment

Shiraz, Iran

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Nook Apartment

Shiraz, Iran

Firm

SEYFI + Partners Architecture Studio

Type

Residential › Apartment

STATUS

Built

YEAR

2020

SIZE

1000 sqft - 3000 sqft

BUDGET

$0 - 10K

Design Team: Amir Hossein Seyfi - Asal Rahimi
Photo: Arash Akhtaran
Supervision: Amir Hossein Seyfi
Wood Work: Omid Mosalehe
Painting: Aziz Yunesi
Electrical: Majid Nazemi

Due to the lack of time required for the interior design of this apartment, it should be designed in two steps. In the first step and in the shortest possible time, the general outline of the work had to be designed and provided to the executive team to start the construction process. During the implementation of project infrastructures such as plumbing and false ceilings, there was an opportunity to do the second step, a more accurate design that included details and the choice of materials and colors based on available 3Ds.
The color theme of the work was white and gray and streaks of yellow and brown were added to it. In order to visually connect the gray color as the dominant color of the project, the baseboards were painted in the same color so that the floor and walls could be separated from each other more than before. The main goal of the plan was to have maximum light and brightness in the space to reduce the boredom of living in apartments.

For each different space, an accent wall was considered and the rest of the surfaces were kept in-complex, white and away from crowds. Gray ceramic was used in the living room, the white brick walls with their embossed texture for the T.V zone, in the parents' room we had a single olive-colored wall, and in the other two rooms, the teal and lemon colors illuminated the unique nature of each space.
In addition to the colors used in the project, the lines used in the ceiling were also designed in such a way as to provide a variety of perspectives, to attract the audience's attention to itself and to draw it along the paths and corridors.