In most cases, extravagant interior design could feel and look as too much. Extravagant style tends to overwhelm the interior.
However, in this case, the designer has managed to keep the atmosphere and ambience of the interior comfortable, cozy and calming.
In the living area, the designer has really went over the top with marble, crystals and mosaic frames around the TV feature wall. Crystal chandeliers and faux entry door to the living area further contribute to the extravagant outlook.
However, thanks to the fish tank, the room has achieved the required balance.
The foyer looks more business-like than apartment-like, with a seating area added. Continuing to the dining area, and the extravagant feeling and crystals follow through.
In this area, the designer has achieved the balance by placing a vintage timber dining table with classic chairs.
Textured walls characterise the master bedroom. There is no nude wall in the room. The nightstand and the TV cabinet for the feature wall are both floating, allowing the designer to place illumination beneath them.
Adding a walk in wardrobe is a must for the extravagant apartment.
Both the daughter and the son’s bedroom look a little bit futuristic, especially the boy’s room. With a curved design of the walls, the boy’s room looks more like a space shuttle than a standard children room.
