Areas

• Ethos
• Rooms
• Exteriors
• Interiors
• Objects

Ethos

• Homes are about people. They should be a place to provide for safety and a feeling of ease.
• A space for people to be themselves and unfold their full potential, not being scared to share intimate details about the odds of being human. Being vulnerable should be warmly welcomed.
• Reductive forms and thoughtful design to help regain focus and live a more meaningful life.
• Entering the estate should inspire a sense of freedom, creativity, peace, wonder, and joy.
• A large amount of modularity should be taken into account to enhance sustainability and sober growth.

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Rooms

A breakdown of divided areas in the property. Set to shelter 2 people at default, with the option to host at least 3 more.

Generally, there should be a vast amount of natural light with large windows, a connected sound system throughout the whole place, and no direct artificial lighting.

Hallway

• Keyless entrance door to remotely share access
• Shoes and jackets mostly hidden, with an obvious place for guests to put their belongings
• Large mirror to ensure you shine before leaving
• Subtle lighting turning on automatically when entering

Workspace

• One large table with multiple setups, encouraging collaboration and exchange of ideas
• A quite space for calls to prevent interruption of other people’s creative processes
• The whole area should be largely isolated from living areas to separate both and encourage rest when not interacting with work-related matters

Bedrooms

• No large closets to encourage reflection upon consumption, but also provide for a mindful and clean space
• Floor-to-ceiling windows for a maximum of natural light
• A space to charge digital devices—reaching them should require one to get up

Kitchen

To be done

Living

To be done

Bathrooms

To be done

Outdoors

To be done

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Exteriors

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Interiors

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Objects