For award-winning design firm Architology, the ultimate luxurious interior embodies thoughtful design, mindful spirit, and a heightened sensory connection with the surroundings. In the interior design realm, there is standard luxury, and then there is luxury that goes beyond. Standard luxury refers to spaces that are designed with premium materials, high-quality finishes, and dressed with costly furnishings. Much of it has to do with tangible objects.
As for luxury that goes beyond, well, that’s standard luxury levelled up–the domain of the intangible. Here, luxury is defined by spatial qualities: The exquisite proportions of a room; the quality of light in the space; the interplay of shadow and light; the emotional response it elicits.
For Singapore design studio Architology, which strives to create environments that surpass standard luxury, those qualities are reflected in its guiding principles of Space, Spirit, Sense and Surroundings. An Architology project is one that embodies thoughtful design, mindful spirit, and a heightened sensory connection with the surroundings.
Established in 2010 by Terrence Quah and Bu Shukun, the award-winning practice has been honing its craft since day one. Four recent residential projects encapsulate the firm’s design ethos: A condominium and a detached house on mainland Singapore, and two condominiums in Sentosa Cove.
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