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INTERIOR
Studio AM
PHOTOGRAPHY
Andrew Giammarco
Collection

On the 57th floor of the Rainier Square Tower, a couple seeking to live life to the extreme have found their true home in the clouds. This 4,000 square foot residence offers an almost 360-degree view of Seattle's urban landscape and its surroundings. In the future, they will open a new exploration of space, light and mobility.

The owner wanted to enjoy unobsheltered city views in all parts of the home, and Studio AM integrated the three luxury units into one continuous place, but due to the large size, the completely open floor plan would not feel warm and comfortable enough. To this end, the studio reconstructs the space in a dynamic manner by incorporating a set of movable walls into it.

Step inside and the eye will be drawn to the vast view that stretches out over the floor-to-ceiling Windows. The living room serves as the core of the house and welcomes every visitor in an open form. A large articulated TV screen to meet the owner's daily sports and entertainment needs. The soft curved facade and the selection of furniture make the space find a balance between openness and warmth; The artistic glass installation partition presents a subtle gloss in the changing light and shadow, and the embellishment of brass and blue details makes the vision more hierarchical.

From the living room to the dining room, the smooth rhythm transition gives the dining area a unique sense of ceremony. It can be a quiet place for two people, or a lively social center when friends and family get together. The soft glow of the mother-of-pearl inlaid ceiling adds luster to the kitchen, making it one of the most dramatic places in the house.

The hand-stitched brass and marble Mosaic walls by Ann Sacks harmonize delicacy with nature; Polished granite countertops reflect the ever-changing light and shadow outside the window, and warm oak cabinets bring warmth to the space, allowing modern luxury to blend into the atmosphere of home.

Studio AM uses a layered design approach, with glass fireplaces lightly separating the office from the living room. Custom brass chandeliers drop from the ceiling, like jumping notes, creating a separate and transparent spiritual corner. An acrylic and gold piano stands quietly in the center, creating an artistic picture of life with the 660-gallon saltwater fish tank.

The master bedroom continues the design concept of the entire house, and the large glazing allows the bedroom to connect with the sea of clouds, as if floating in the sky. At the end of the bed is a set of custom-made semi-transparent screens that divide the space while maintaining visual continuity. Warm materials are interwoven with soft tones to give it a peaceful atmosphere, while furniture placed between light and shadow further enhances the dreamlike experience of "living in the cloud".

The second bedroom is located on one side of the dining room, and unlike the traditional separate room, it is connected to the public space by a 12-foot-wide moving wall that can be completely hidden. When the owner is alone, this place can be completely open and integrated with the outside world; When relatives and friends visit, it becomes an intimate barrier, making the second bedroom an independent refuge for one party. Another revolving door highlights the flexibility of the space to meet the needs of different living scenarios.

The bathroom continues the light design of the room, with soft materials and transparent glass, making it like a private spa space floating in the sky. Warm stone, simple lines and metallic details give the bathroom a pure tranquility for the rest of its luxurious life, while the surrounding window scenery makes dawn and dusk the most natural exterior embellishment.

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