The White House Features a Fluid Interior Plan
Vasiliki Marapas — January 17, 2015 — Art & Design
References: in-2.au & contemporist
President Barack Obama may not live here, but this In2-designed residence has still been dubbed the 'White House.' Located in the Melbourne suburb of Beaumaris, the home was designed for a young family who wanted a space with a timeless design.
The architects' focused on ensuring the home was fully functional, catering to the needs of a young, growing family and their busy lifestyle. However, the aesthetics were not compromised by the home's functionality, lying in perfect harmony with the utilitarian elements.
The basement level accommodates for the natural dip in the land, allowing the upper levels to have better access to the beautiful parkland views. The entrance lies at the building's side, allowing the living zones an open and fluid arrangement.
The architects' focused on ensuring the home was fully functional, catering to the needs of a young, growing family and their busy lifestyle. However, the aesthetics were not compromised by the home's functionality, lying in perfect harmony with the utilitarian elements.
The basement level accommodates for the natural dip in the land, allowing the upper levels to have better access to the beautiful parkland views. The entrance lies at the building's side, allowing the living zones an open and fluid arrangement.
Trend Themes
1. Fluid Interior Plans - There is a growing trend towards interior design that emphasizes open and fluid arrangements, which presents opportunities for innovative solutions that facilitate functionality and aesthetics.
2. Timeless Design - Timeless design is becoming increasingly popular among homeowners, which presents opportunities for products and services that prioritize classic aesthetics and longevity.
3. Utilitarian Aesthetics - Aesthetics are no longer separate from functionality in modern design, as more homeowners demand spaces that are both utilitarian and pleasing to the eye. This trend presents opportunities for innovative approaches to design that prioritize harmony between these elements.
Industry Implications
1. Interior Design - The interior design industry can leverage the trend towards fluid interior plans by offering innovative solutions that address the needs and preferences of homeowners for functionality and aesthetics.
2. Home Construction - The home construction industry can capitalize on the trend towards timeless design by prioritizing classic aesthetics and high-quality materials in their products and services.
3. Furniture and Decor - The furniture and decor industry can offer products that reflect the trend towards utilitarian aesthetics, which balances functionality and pleasing design in a variety of home spaces and styles.
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