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#OceanContest, Ocean Escape
This design is all about escaping to the ocean side. They took their colors and inspiration from the colors and textures of the ocean. The floorplan was designed to make the best of the ocean views and to let the sea breeze into the space. Over two floors, the house consists of two bedroom suites and a spacious open plan living, dining and kitchen area. In the landing space upstairs, an office area was created. The outdoor spaces was created in the form of balconies around the house.
Floor Plan 426.32㎡
Living areas and one bedroom suite downstairs, master bedroom suite and office area upstairs.
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Balcony2
This seating space is out on the balcony on one side of the living area. Feel the breeze caressing your face as you sip your strawberry mojito.
Balcony
This is the view you get from the balcony on the kitchen side of the living space. Sitting there, maybe with your early morning coffee.....and say a prayer of joy for the beauty of life!
Balcony1
This is the upstairs balcony off the landing space.
Looking from the outside in.....just as nice as looking from the inside out.....
Second Bedroom
This is the second bedroom and it's on the downstairs level. It's a comfortable double bedroom and like all the rooms in the house has the sea view.
Stairwell
Coming up the stairs, this is the space where you enter into. Clean and white, with the colors of the ocean surrounding you. They used the rustic stacked stone walls through the whole house as a textured element and it looks magnificent!
Second Bathroom
This is the downstairs bathroom and was styled to perfection for the use of not only the house owners, but also for visitors. White marble was splashed on the walls and was paired with a touch of blue on the vanity and in the shower area.
This is the view when sitting in the bath......
Kitchen
The kitchen was planned to serve the open plan living areas in the best way possible. As it is part of an open plan space, they opted to keep it clean and clutter free, but not without glamour!
Master Bedroom
This is the spacious master bedroom with a seating area in front of the windows to make the best use of the magnificent sea views! There's ample storage in the floor to ceiling wardrobes and they opted for white and clean lines to show off the colors of the ocean to the maximum.
Seating area in the master bedroom.....to watch the dolphins dancing below.
While sitting in bed first thing in the morning, this is the view.!
The lines of this sofa reminds one of the breaking of waves on the shore!
Master Bathroom
This is the vanity area in the main bathroom. They used marble in this bathroom also and then paired it with the soft sea blue mosaic pattern. The lit mirror creates a beautiful light in the space.
On one side a soaker tub with the same splendor of mosaic tiles and lit mirror. Good bath products was decked out on all the surfaces to ensure many hours of bathroom delight!
On the opposite side was the shower fitted. So convenient in the climate controlled cubicle.
Living and Dining Room
This picture shows the entrance to the house. This house is also about different levels as you'll see demonstrated in the selection of pictures of the different areas of this vast open space. So the first level is the elevated front entrance area as seen in this picture.
The staircase was chosen to accentuate the different levels that was created in the space. Straight forward in this picture is the hallway leading to the downstairs bedroom suite.
They used art selectively but with great effect as demonstrated by this statuette. And part of the art is the magnificent ocean views in every window frame. They also used the rough stacked stone texture as an art element in the whole house adding that little bit extra texture and interest.
The blond wood on the staircase was repeated in most of the wood finishes. They tried to stick to a limited palette as to showcase all the colors of the ocean to the maximum.
The second level was created by the sunken floor in which a conversation area was created. See the layout and demonstration of that in the pictures to follow.
The wooden slatted screen was used to frame the sunken conversation area.
Under the stairs this swing seat was fitted with amazing views out on the ocean.
This is the view from inside the conversation area. Big and comfortable seating. The steps leading down is wide and easy to step down and also could provide extra seating. The color palette taken from the colors of the ocean.
A fireplace was fitted in the conversation area and on the right is the windows with the ocean view.
Art on the wall.....big in scale and very effective in style.
This is the doors leading out to the balcony on the dining room side of the open plan space.
View of the kitchen looking in from the dining room.
This is the view when sitting at the dining table and looking over the room.
The dining room chairs was mostly the inspiration and start of the whole space. Sitting there around the table like shining little pieces of polished sea glass! The proud and joy of the home owner. a Selection of handmade pottery was displayed on the table.
And before we end this tour, one last node the ocean sitting there in all it's glory in the frames of the windows!! And this is all I can say about that! I hope you enjoyed the tour! Please take time to watch the panorama to see how this space comes to life when the sun goes down.
This home design project - #OceanContest, Ocean Escape was published on 2021-11-05 and was 100% designed by Homestyler floor planner, which includes 51 high quality photorealistic rendered images.
This interior design idea has been featured in Homestyler Gallery under the following tags:
BlueCostalMediterraneanOceanTheme
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Comments (13)
Welсome!
30 January 2022
Oh Inna don't worry! Believe me I appreciate every piece of feedback very much and it's important for me that the end result be pleasing to the observer. Sometimes it's also about showing the observer something unexpected😜. I'll take my time and go see your designs also. Enjoy yourself! 😊
29 January 2022
Sorry for my advice. Forget it. Everything is fine with my eye. I'm talking about the rules for the location of the camera and the angles. And there is a lot about it on the Internet.
29 January 2022
Thank you so much for the time to tour the space and for your feedback It's really appreciated. To tell you the truth, in some pictures I purposefully choose to lower the height of the camera to catch extra details which won't show in the normal height and to create a bit of drama in the pictures, inviting the eye to look beyond the normal. It was always a pleasing and successful technique for me to use. Is it too much for you? Did it hurt your eye?
29 January 2022
I really liked the design of the house. Everything fits together perfectly. But, let me give you advice, raise the camera by 1500 mm. This is the average level of human eyes.
29 January 2022
Thanks so much!
8 November 2021
Beautiful, love it!
8 November 2021
Thanks dear Karen!
7 November 2021
CONGRATULATIONS dear Hester......this magnificent home is 100% top drawer throughout...oozes class and good taste and leaves the onlooker feeling spellbound and a little dizzy from the sheer magnitude of your skills and the homes impeccable appearance. So so much to admire in literally every shot... but the stairway area and sunken sitting room have got to take top accolades in this design... and surely this whole design must take a top accolade in this Ocean Competition... Magnificent work !!! bravo!!!
7 November 2021
Thanks Amy!
5 November 2021
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