Unite
A proposed wall relocation redistributes the useful floor area around a clear axis, subject to the necessary technical checks.
Spatial study · Change of use · Principal suite
Suite Horizon
Residential · Detached house · Spatial studyA guest room and neglected storage are brought together as a calm suite oriented towards the landscape.- Status
- Spatial study
- Profile
- Residential
- Typology
- Detached house
- Fields explored
- Interior architecture · Decoration · Site supervision
01 / The starting point
A place to understand.
Uses to question.
One floor contains a seldom-used guest room and an awkward storage area, while the main bathroom remains detached from the bedroom. The study considers how these spaces could become one coherent suite.
02 / The intention
What the proposal
seeks to resolve.
Create a complete principal suite—bedroom, dressing room and shower room—without weighing down the volume or competing with the view of the lake.
- Interior architecture
- Decoration
- Site supervision
03 / The design direction
An atmosphere conceived
as a continuous thread.
The landscape sets the tone: greyed blues, brushed oak, pale stone and mist-coloured textiles. A continuous line of joinery absorbs the dressing room and naturally leads towards the shower room.
04 / The design decisions
Precise choices,
connected to a use.
Every choice responds to the starting point and shows how KAMILI connects layout, use, light and materials.
Let storage disappear
Flush-fronted wardrobes match the walls, allowing the view to remain the true focal point.
Establish calm
Indirect lighting, natural textiles and matt surfaces create a restful atmosphere from morning to evening.
05 / Initial state & proposal
Compare the starting point
with KAMILI’s intention.
These visualisations form part of a spatial study. They develop an initial state and a design proposal; they do not document a completed project.
06 / The intended quality
A clearer response,
in use and atmosphere.
The proposal aims to make the floor simpler to inhabit: daily routines no longer cross, storage is integrated and the landscape remains the true focus.
Nature of the study
Spatial studyAn independent study developed by KAMILI to present a design process and point of view. It does not document a completed project.Designer’s note
“We wanted to reveal the rarest quality of this place: its silence. Every element was designed to accompany the landscape, never to stage it too emphatically.”
Your transformation
Let’s discuss the retreat you would like to create.
Share the place, its constraints, the estimated construction budget and your timeframe. These details help determine the appropriate scope.
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