Tropicana Magazine May-Jun 2019 #124 : Celebration of Success
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designers in the sense that only the necessary<br />
equipment is kept in sight whilst other elements<br />
are kept smartly hidden as a part <strong>of</strong> the design.<br />
Furthermore, the second floor <strong>of</strong> the Art House<br />
is an extension <strong>of</strong> the artistic details prominently<br />
featured on the ground floor. A ‘Big Shadow’<br />
standing lamp by Marcel Wanders and a collage<br />
artwork by Asha Zero occupy the walls that leads<br />
into to the bedrooms. Each en-suite bedroom<br />
is styled with different accent colours. For the<br />
master suite, a painting by Conrad Botes adds<br />
brightness to the grey room. Another component<br />
<strong>of</strong> this space is added texture through the wood,<br />
marble and ceramic elements.<br />
The exterior parts <strong>of</strong> the Art House are<br />
completely different in objective. The patio area<br />
was designed to serve as a space for hosting<br />
parties, fun and antics. The garden, deck and<br />
splash pool alongside the carefully arranged<br />
tables and s<strong>of</strong>as, create an outdoor entertainment<br />
hub perfect for dinners and barbeque parties. The<br />
Art House is essentially gallery-like whilst still<br />
maintaining the casual comfort <strong>of</strong> a home. TM<br />
www.arrcc.com<br />
47 MAY/JUNE <strong>2019</strong> | TM
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