Authors’ Comment
House C8 is part of GreenLake, a contemporary residential development in northern Bucharest, built around a variety of housing typologies. The interior proposes a contemporary, sophisticated and expressive approach to living, in which each space is conceived as a distinct scenographic setting, while maintaining a coherent identity throughout the house.
The concept is based on creating different atmospheres from one room to another, using design as a tool to transform the perception of space. Colour, wallpaper, light, textures, golden accents and fluid-shaped furniture become the elements through which each interior develops its own character and narrative.
The overall palette is warm and natural, animated by accents of blue, moss green, blush and terracotta. Golden details introduce refinement and a subtle touch of glamour, while wallpapers become key elements of the interior scenography. Botanical motifs and graphic compositions alter the character of individual rooms, adding depth, rhythm and visual contrast.
The living area is approached in an elegant and fluid manner, with a contemporary and sophisticated atmosphere. The living room, dining area and kitchen form an open ensemble in which materials, furniture and lighting create a unified visual composition. In the private areas, the approach becomes more expressive, allowing each bedroom to develop its own identity.
Each room is conceived as a distinct frame, through different combinations of wallpaper, colour, textures and decorative accents. The spaces therefore alternate between calm and refined, expressive, warm or playful atmospheres, without losing the overall coherence of the interior. Golden details and sculptural lighting fixtures act as scenographic accents, punctuating perspectives and enhancing the atmosphere of each room.
House C8 explores the potential of contemporary interiors to generate different experiences within the same home. More than a sequence of functional spaces, the house becomes a collection of atmospheres, where colour, wallpaper, light and decorative details contribute to creating a personal and dynamic experience of living.