デザイナーの意見
Having lived in his London pied-á-terre as a student, the Singapore based client liked the flat but as it was in the eaves of the building, it seemed fairly small. His wife, from China, was less keen especially when they discovered they were expecting a baby.
Studio Hopwood were called in to help and Daniel used his experience to introduce some clever techniques which made the apartment appear bigger. Colours, furniture and decoration were also used to introduce a Chinese feel to the flat.
As their first child was on the way, and the apartment was regularly used by friends and family while the couple were away, durability was an important factor in the redesign. Daniel made some seemingly small changes, which had a major impact on the perceived size and space in the flat.
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