*인더스트리얼 인테리어, 웨어하우스 리노베이션 [ Paola Navone ] a Warehouse Renovation

오래된 창고 리뉴얼 프로젝트의 주안점은 기존 공간에 대한 존중으로 부터 시작된 시간의 켜를 현대생활공간 속에 거스름없이 투영시키는 것과 거추장스러운? 부차적인 디자인을 추가하지 않으며 실용적이면서 안락한 거주공간을 확보하는데 있다. 2개층 높이의 층고의 장점을 십분 활용, 주 생활공간을 중심으로 건물내부 측면에 2층 높이로 또다른 거주공간-개인공간-을 설계하며 거주공간을 풍성하게 하는데서 이번 하우스 프로젝트는 시작된다. 우드플로링과 헥사곤 타일 패턴이 만나는 생활공간의 중심, 식당과 거실이 배치되며 펀칭메탈과 플라잉 스텝으로 디자인된 계단실을 따라 2층에 배치된 가족실이 벽난로와 함께 배치 그리고 그 후면부로 개인 침실이 배치된다. 각 공간들은 다음과 같은 각기 다른 특징으로 디자인, 구성된다. 먼저 레트로 디자인으로 장중한 우드 테이블과 각기 다른 14개의 의자로 구성된 식당, 백색의 안락한 쇼파와 바퀴가 달린 커피테이블이 디자인된 거실 그리고 전원 생활의 향수를 느낄 수 있는 벽난로가 배치된 가족실, 여기를 뒤로 백색 커튼으로 가리워진 개인 침실이 배치된다. 오픈플랜의 자유로움과 더불어 포스트 인더스트리얼 디자인이 접목된 하우스는 근래 유행처럼 번지는 레트로+모던+컴템퍼러리 디자인의 좋은 사례로 살펴 볼 수 있다.

reviewed by SJ,오사

Paola Navone took advantage of the double volume space within an old warehouse to create an apartment that features a 2nd storey cat walk around the perimeter of the home, with a family room running down the center that also acts as a division between the main level social and private zones. Located in Umbria, Italy, Paola layered in a vast array of design features including a hexagonal tile area rug under the dining table, within the wood flooring. Amping up the dining space is the row of casual but oversized clothe pendants and 14 mix and match vintage chairs surrounding a humongous table.

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Directly behind the dining area is the living room complete with an oversized and oh so comfy sofa and a coffee table with wheels. Even though there is almost no color within the living room, the eye candy is everywhere.

The fireplace upstairs is positioned in the center of the family room; creating an ideal private spot to relax that at the same time is completely connected to the social zone below.

A flight of stairs on either side of the family room connects to either the dining or living areas. Both sets of stairs have an open tread design and are fitted with a perforated white powder coated steel sheet for a balustrade to let the maximum amount of light possible to flood the space keeping it light and bright.

Behind the family room is where the bedroom is located. It continues the open plan living by incorporating free standing wardrobes to create partitions between the bedroom and the bathroom. Layered into the look is layers and layers of white fabric to give the space an ethereal quality.

The staggered rows of different height wardrobes play off of the staggered line of the floor planks on the cat walk and both bring a sense of fluidity to an otherwise linear design.

Below one side of the catwalk, a mishmash of patterned black and white tiles replaces the wood floor, creating a fun pattern that is cohesive in its geometric aesthetic and while the rest of the warehouse does not feature any colors, this hallway has two bold moments. One within the large green vessel and the other in the supersized blue clock - I love that clock!

The bathroom features more of the black and white patterned tiles and they make an awesome backdrop to the black face on the large soaker tub.

The tiles also look pretty amazing in the shower stall and I really like how the tub zone has a black stool while the shower has white ones.

While the hall and bathroom incorporate black and white geometric tiles, the kitchen floor is clad in the same hexagonal tiles used under the dining table.

from  trendir