New 3D visualizations of the house interior project.

The project is inspired by traditional Japanese wabi-sabi and Aman Resorts design aesthetics.

A calm, minimalist and harmonious living space has been created that celebrates imperfection and natural beauty.

Here are some of the aspects we used to create this style:

1. Understanding Wabi-Sabi:

Wabi-sabi is a Japanese philosophy that embraces the beauty of imperfection, transience and simplicity. Appreciate natural materials, muted colors and gracefully aged objects.

We incorporated wabi-sabi into our designs:

Natural materials: We chose materials such as wood, stone, bamboo and paper for furniture, flooring and decor elements.

Earthy colors: We used a muted color palette inspired by nature, including neutral tones such as beige, brown and grey.

Old and weathered look: We chose furniture and decor items that look weathered, worn or rustic.

2. „Safe Resorts“ aesthetics:

Aman Resorts are known for their luxurious yet impeccable designs that blend seamlessly with their surroundings. Their design is designed to create a peaceful atmosphere.

Simplicity: The design is simple and uncluttered, focusing on quality over quantity.

Integrating nature: We incorporated natural elements such as indoor plants, large windows for natural light and organic textures.

Open spaces: design with an open layout that allows for seamless movement between rooms and integrates the outdoor space.

Neutral Color Palette: Aman Resorts often uses neutral colors that complement the natural surroundings.

3. We combined Wabi-Sabi and Aman:

We wanted to combine these two aesthetics, find common ground between the minimalist luxury of Aman Resorts and the rustic simplicity of wabi-sabi.

Furniture: we chose minimalist furniture made from natural materials, such as wooden tables, woven chairs, stone countertops.

Décor: Handcrafted ceramics, aged ceramics and woven textiles that evoke the spirit of wabi-sabi.

Textures: We used textures reminiscent of nature, such as rough-hewn wood, smooth stone, and various fabrics.

Lighting: We chose soft, warm lighting that creates a soothing atmosphere, inspired by the lighting of the tranquil spaces of Aman Resorts.

Open layout: We created an open flow between rooms and designed spaces leading to the garden and outdoor area.

4. We scattered and selected thoughtful works:

We embraced the minimalistic aspect of both aesthetics. We chose only such decor elements and furniture that have a personal meaning or contribute to the general atmosphere. In this style, less is more.

5. Elements inspired by nature:

Both the wabi-sabi and Aman aesthetics emphasize a connection with nature. We have integrated indoor plants using bonsai trees and bamboo to add a touch of nature to the room.

6. Calm color palette:

In our color palette, we focused on neutral tones such as white, beige, soft gray and earthy brown. These colors create a calming and harmonious atmosphere.

7. Handmade and unique items:

We sought out handmade and unique pieces that showcase imperfections and celebrate craftsmanship. These items follow the wabi-sabi philosophy.

8. Personal touches:

We’ve added personal touches like artwork and photos that evoke a sense of nostalgia and connection with nature.

9. Natural textures:

We used textures that imitate natural elements, such as sisal rugs, linen curtains and wooden wall paneling.

10. Zen spaces:

We have designated places for relaxation and meditation, where you can sit quietly and appreciate the simplicity and peace of the space.