When you can afford to turn two existing condos into a single-floor-spanning unit, the cost of city living is unlikely to slow down your incredible ideas for interior decoration. Somewhere between an ultra-minimal modernist dream home and the set of some timeless abstract firm, this cinematic condo combines stark white rooms with an expansive array of colorful lighting elements.
Flexible, versatile and open, the plan is spacious and the views are sweeping - each room opens up into the next and strange same-colored lighting ties the entire set of spaces together under a single roof at the flip of a switch.
A combination of naturally changing direct and indirect daylight light as well as bright colors of artificial lights make for an ever-shifting scenographic experience.
The built-in architectural furnishings and stark lighting elements become as much the decor as the occasional decorative plant or framed painting.
Still, one has to wonder if there is a hidden 'price' to all of this (beyond the actual design-and-installation bills). Living in a movie-like environment might sound like fun, but keeping such a huge space clean is a task in itself. And while these multi-colored lights may make for a fun night-club atmosphere are they really practical for comfortable day-to-day living?
