La Promenade J&P House

Soft light and earthy tones set the stage for ease and contemplation in the living space

The curated La Promenade J&P house renovated by J HOUS Studio is a Wabi Sabi-inspired home that reflects the clients’ journey towards settling into their new life. With the husband working as a professional trader and the wife as a medical doctor, the design fosters a balance of serenity and functionality. It is a home that not only shelters them but also nurtures their lifestyle and aspirations.

A pared-back nook with soft curves and natural textures reflects Wabi Sabi’s embrace of simplicity and imperfection

By embracing the Wabi Sabi philosophy, there is a focus on curved designs. Curves are used not as decoration but as a design language, creating a sense of organic flow throughout the space. They invite movement, continuity, and a gentle rhythm that contrasts with rigidity.

The living room combines flowing lines, muted tones, and organic details to create a tranquil space for rest and connection

Curved features like the TV wall, ceiling, and feature wall soften the environment. Each curve feels intentional, evoking a harmonious, natural feel. These flowing forms encourage relaxation, drawing the eye naturally from one space to another without disruption.

A tranquil workspace extension with warm timber, sculptural furniture, and soft, natural light

The extension of the backyard into a working room allows the husband a dedicated space for his home office. This thoughtful addition ensures that his professional commitments can coexist with the calm of a residential setting. It becomes a retreat for focus while still being connected to the rhythm of the household. In parallel, the addition of a mezzanine floor offers seamless access to the top-floor entertainment area.

The sculpted island and warm palette evoke a sense of calm, continuity, and quiet elegance

The design of this sanctuary embraces simplicity, featuring raw textures, muted tones, and subtle asymmetry. These elements work together to create a tranquil environment where the couple can unwind, work, and build their family. Every detail contributes to an atmosphere of peace, authenticity, and understated beauty.

Earthy stone and a minimalist basin celebrate natural imperfection and quiet refinement

The gentle, flowing lines stand in contrast with harsh, angular shapes, embracing imperfection and irregularity. This dialogue between softness and sharpness highlights the Wabi Sabi principle of finding beauty in imperfection. It celebrates authenticity and the lived-in quality of a space.

Natural wood finishes and gentle curves shape a restful bedroom, offering comfort and understated elegance

The curves ultimately represent the beauty of nature's fluid forms and the passage of time. They bring with them a sense of tranquility and warmth, qualities that ground the couple as they settle into this chapter of life. The result is a home that is not only functional but also deeply meaningful, embodying serenity and growth.

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PROJECT GALLERY

 
  • Designer : J HOUS Studio
    Client : Jim Ooi and Patricia Wong
    Area : 300 m²
    Project Location : Kuching | Sarawak
    Year : 2023

  • Interior Designer : J HOUS Studio
    Contractor : J HOUS Studio
    Design Team : Joyce Wong He Sze
    Architect for Housing Project : Design Network Architects S/B
    Photography : TWJPTO

  • Floor | Floor Finishes
    • Timber : Merbau wood staircase
    • Others : Herringbone shaped SPC flooring
    Wall | Wall Finishes
    • Wall Covering : EDL laminate
    Roofing System : Clipdeck Metal Roofing by Amcan
    Paint Systems : Jotun | Orange peel texture paint by SKK

 
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