Inspired by the concept of "earth," the Terra Project goes beyond earthy tones to embody the harmonious coexistence of tranquility and movement, chaos and order, emotions, and reason.

During an early meeting with the clients, they expressed their desire to infuse a touch of drama into their future apartment while maintaining an overall sense of calmness. After careful consideration, the designer realized that striking a balance and bringing the interior to life required a hint of drama. As a result, the project incorporated a bold red floor in one of the rooms, and also, Zoe decided to integrate metal in various forms as a contrasting element against the natural soft wood almost in all spaces.

No matter how innovative our ideas may be, the designer acknowledge that much has been created before them. Zoe stand on the shoulders of previous generations, and it was important for me to convey this connection through the apartment design. Thus, the space showcases numerous iconic design objects as a tribute and a sign of respect.

Though not big in size, the apartment boasts a well-thought-out layout, comprising a combined kitchen, dining, and living area, a bedroom, a meditation room, a study, an entrance hall, two bathrooms, and a walk-in closet. To counter the low ceilings and create an illusion of spaciousness, Zoe opted to paint both the walls and ceilings in the same color. This technique blurs the boundaries of the space, imparting a sense of airiness and grandeur.