Zen Oasis by Minus Workshop will be our topic Today. The Zen Oasis is a 120-square-meter apartment in Hong Kong with a modified version of the spirit of zen in Japan for a family who loved Japanese culture and wanted a respite from the hustle and bustle of city life. Minus Workshop managed to provide more than this young family may need while maintaining Japanese simplicity without imposing the minimalist philosophy.
Keep reading to know more about the Zen Oasis project.
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Zen Oasis By Minus Workshop
The design approach brings the end-user contentment through simplicity, purity, and restraint. The portion is charmingly improved by a fish scale-patterned solid wood background wall and a surprisingly extended lighting system that essentially supports plant growth.
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The family is encouraged to treasure their time as soon as they enter their beloved home by the placement of the dining room at the end of the hallway and facing the entryway. In the meantime, the dining area’s plant statement corner is given a lot of consideration in an effort to give the flat a more grounded identity.
Agape, a well-known resin artist, produced an astounding work of art with an ocean theme that was mounted on a warm white plaster wall. In addition, a TV display in the form of a reduced sail mimics the breathtaking sea view. The layout offers enough statement ideas to master the living room while avoiding excessive ornamentation.
Zen Oasis Residential Project
Even though the master bathroom was originally designed without a bathtub, The owner requested the stand-alone bathtub, which is a distinguishing highlight and the ultimate luxury to conclude the day with. It also honors the Japanese bathing practice.
The Zen Oasis‘s minimalistic design in muted warm tones, seamless joinery, and feature pieces evoke a sense of quiet and tranquility while giving the image of a traditional Japanese garden. It highlights every element that harmonizes Japanese simplicity with unwavering functionality.
The emphasis on the spatial arrangement is enhanced with a balcony and full sliding windows to welcome the sunshine and embrace the excellent sea view in both the living room and main bedroom. The custom-made bathtub, which offers a feeling of sanctuary, enclosure, and comfort to encourage the host to relax, is more enjoyable when considering natural materials like clay and natural light.
Project Name: Zen Oasis
Interior Architects: Minus Workshop
Photographer: Steven Ko
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