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The Bubble Base. One of our studio favourites.

This project taught us, challenged us, and pushed us in ways we never expected. When we first pitched this design to our lovely clients, we honestly had no idea they would approve it, mainly because we were really pushing the boundaries of how one would live inside this home.

At our studio, we usually never have a Plan B. But for this project, we actually had a fully illustrated backup plan ready, just in case this one got rejected.

Through Bubble Base, we truly pushed our limits as designers. There were meltdowns while figuring out the details, endless problem-solving sessions, and moments where things felt impossible. But our biggest win has been having an ex*****on team that was equally, if not more passionate about building this project with us.

And of course, our biggest cheerleaders: our clients, who stood by us even during the phases when we struggled to find the right team to pull this off.

Bubble Base will always remain special to us, not just for what it is becoming, but for everything it is taking to build it.

Four Garden Residence, true to its name, is a home shaped around four gardens, quietly becoming part of everyday life.

We lifted the main living spaces slightly, so the house almost begins from the first floor, then unfolds both up and down. By lifting the main floor, we freed up more ground space, which is how the gardens found their way in. The primary bedroom sits a level below, more private, with the library and activity spaces further down. Moving up, the bedrooms lead to the terrace above.

A central staircase ties it all together, while small traditional touches and the surrounding trees bring a sense of warmth and calm to the home.

The Fenesta showroom was one of those projects that made us pause and rethink what a commercial space could be. We didn’t want it to feel like just another showroom.

With doors and windows leading the way, we arrived at a maze like layout, creating smaller pockets of space that help people better imagine these pieces across different settings, from homes to larger public spaces.

We also played around with finishes, adding just enough texture and warmth. In the end, it became less about displaying products, and more about creating an experience.
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