Betterliving February 2019
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INSPIRATION | home renovation<br />
Divide<br />
and rule<br />
Walls are often used as design elements<br />
to separate areas, while simultaneously<br />
creating a flow between them. The<br />
addition of flowing water in the pretty<br />
wall by InDesign (pictured right) adds an<br />
additional soothing aspect.<br />
Zen Interiors<br />
InDesign<br />
Tip<br />
“THIS DECORATIVE<br />
FEATURE CREATES<br />
A DIVISION BETWEEN<br />
THE ENTRANCE AND<br />
THE LIVING SPACE<br />
BEYOND, WITHOUT<br />
INTERRUPTING THE<br />
VIEWS TO THE BACK<br />
OF THE HOUSE,” SAYS<br />
NEMR SIDANI<br />
OF INDESIGNS<br />
SAOTA<br />
Real home design<br />
Brief: To capture the warm Miami<br />
climate and maximise flow between<br />
the interiors and the surrounding<br />
landscape, with its Miami Beach views<br />
Location: Collins Waterfront District,<br />
Miami, US<br />
Company: SOATA<br />
Due to the large size of this sixbedroom<br />
family home, the interior<br />
design needed to make the house<br />
less overwhelming, without stealing<br />
focus from the spectacular views. This<br />
mirrored wall (pictured left) creates<br />
private areas within the large, openplan<br />
and luxuriously furnished space,<br />
while also creating a streamlined look<br />
and maximising the light for a refined<br />
and comfortable look.<br />
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