Zen & AD House: Japandi Minimalist Interiors

A close-up of the sculptural wooden bench in Zen House. Its organic curves provide a beautiful contrast to the clean lines and flat planes of the surrounding architecture and furniture.

In AD House, we used black-framed glass partitions to separate spaces while maintaining a sense of openness and light. This view from the entrance into the living room frames the space like a picture.

A view into the living room through the glass partition, showcasing the simple, curated furniture and the textural concrete walls. This approach creates layers and depth within a minimalist framework.

The living and dining space in AD House uses a darker concrete finish for a moodier, more intimate feel. The warmth of the ash wood dining table and chairs provides a necessary balance.

A detail of the dining nook in AD House. The ash wood ceiling and brass pendant lights create a cozy, defined zone within the larger open-plan living area.

The informal sitting room in Zen House serves as a retreat for music and relaxation. The L-shaped sofa unfolds into a bed, making this versatile room a jam space one day and a guest room the next.

We created a dedicated guitar wall for the client's collection in the Zen House jam room. The instruments become functional art, displayed against a white painted brick wall for a touch of industrial texture.

The drawing room at Zen House features simple, clean lines with classic shaker-style wardrobe doors and a comfortable sofa bed, ensuring the space is both elegant and highly functional.

The master bedroom in Zen House features our custom four-poster bed in black ash wood. The room is zoned into sleeping, study, and reading areas, with a transition from concrete to wood flooring to define the cozier corners.