An Eye-catching Home Design Featuring Blue And Orange Colors

Originating from color ideas, architects of Arch.A Studio colored the spaces inside the Sun & Color Home apartment. It can be said that this is the ideal home for young people, where emotions sublimate and bring positive energy to start a happy day.

Leaving difficulties on the way to find a position in society, every young person needs a safe place to return.

Blue and orange bring youth, enthusiasm to the space

The owner is a young single girl and to match her personality and age, the architect did not hesitate to bring fresh colors into the apartment space, along with accent patterns to increase the femininity.

Minimalist interior design, comfortable to use

The design style is a bit “gentle, luxurious”, white tones as the background for blue and dark orange have created a more spacious and spacious space than usual. Here, the architect chose blue as the highlight, which represents peace and hope. Dark orange is the color of enthusiasm, cheerfulness and a feeling of coziness.

Textures from benches and carpets are added to create a fun and lively space

Too much orange in the interior layout will cause suffocation. But here, the presence of the orange wall makes the living room stand out for its youthfulness and love of life.

When sunset falls, a corner of the living room is the perfect place to watch the romantic sky

When the sun rises, people go on with their daily lives, and the room becomes bright and full of life.

To reduce boring spaces and stuffiness of the walls, architects cleverly select a combination of patterns. By using breeze cement blocks and blue partitions with stylized patterns, architects have softened the space.

The petals, despite the different positions of use, still create the same tune... — The petals, despite the different positions of use, still create the same tune…

...pure white becomes the background for the gentle blue color. — …pure white becomes the background for the gentle blue color.

The original apartment consists of 2 bedrooms and 1 working room – separate from the rest and relaxing area.

Architects use different colors depending on the room occupier.

The girl's bedroom is designed in warm orange, a color representing the enthusiasm, passion and faith of youth. — The girl’s bedroom is designed in warm orange, a color representing the enthusiasm, passion and faith of youth.

Blue is used in parents’ bedroom, thanks to the soft color that easily brings a relaxed feeling before going to bed.

Light is a necessary element of the bedroom to avoid feelings of stuffiness and suffocation.

Expand your living space thanks to a seamless and flexible interior layout

To create comfort and convenience for homeowners when staying in the apartment, architects often use the cubic interior with many simple lines avoiding cumbersome motifs.

It is easy to see that the common space including the living room, bedroom and dining area is expanded.

The kitchen area and dining area are not too large but are flexible and incredibly efficient.

The L-shaped kitchen and wall-mounted glass make the kitchen space neat and clean.

The dining table is small and wall mounted, both saving space and still meeting the homeowner's needs. — The dining table is small and wall mounted, both saving space and still meeting the homeowner’s needs.

The kitchen, dining table and living room are connected to make the space much more extensive.

Corners in the bedroom are arranged with boxy design wardrobes connecting the space seamlessly.

Wardrobes and bedside shelves have a seamless, organized arrangement.

In the working room, a simple wall-mounted shelf helps fill up the often neglected void.

Shoe cabinet both used to display decorative items and keep shoes neat and clean.

The space layout diagram shows the change of the apartment before and after the renovation

We can completely own a dream apartment like this thanks to designs of architect teams. Especially young people who read the article may already have creative ideas for their apartment.

Article: Dilys Do

Photo source: ARCH.A Studio.