家居用品展丨印度丨AEDI 室内设计局,Biroe 建筑事务所

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Architect：AEDI;BIROE

Location：Pesanggrahan, South Jakarta City, Jakarta, Indonesia; | ;View Map

Project Year：2023

Category：Private Houses

As a design bureau, AEDI Interior Design Bureau (AEDI IDB) is known for its modern and contemporary interior residence design works. But more than that, AEDI IDB's works are what design is about at its core: to solve problems. It’s no different with one of AEDI IDB's latest interior residence work named Casa Objet.

Casa Objet lush and resort-like house located in Bintaro, South Tangerang, is aimed to answer a question: how can a house become a medium of access for the residents to themselves and their surroundings?

The questions come from the needs of the residents to balance their connection with work/school place, family, and their personal needs. Casa Objet, accomplished with the architect firm, Biroe, provides answers to that need through a home that boasts casual and informal attitudes. One of the ways to achieve this is by considering a social integration space in the house vigorously. The priority integration spaces for this particular family mean the kitchen, living room, and family room. These spaces are key to connecting the house between floors, between indoor and outdoor, and between different functions.

For example, we designed a kitchen warehouse behind the kitchen system and connected the dining table to the kitchen island with a T-shape layout. This arrangement blends the people in the area even though each is doing different activities. That reason also directs some of the furniture decisions in the living room. Such as the low back sofa that doesn’t restrict the social flow between the living room and the kitchen, and provides an additional casual “sitting” place on the backrest.

Cocooned inside a U-shape sofa, the living room is an ecosystem of comfort that remains private. Creating a place of its own despite the open layout. An open layout always demands constant push and pull between interior and architectural elements because however much space people need, people always require a degree of privacy. We exercised several camouflaging treatments to cater to this needs, such as the extruded wall of the living room to conceal some view to the front door, the kitchen storage, and the window in rooms upstairs that opens to the second skin of the house. The overall privacy of the house creates a subspace that allows a harmonious connection of people who live in Casa Objet to their private social life and each of their passions.

In crafting the design for Casa Objet, we embraced the vibrant tapestry of their diverse contemporary art collection. The space harmoniously integrates an array of Bearbrick, each telling its unique story, while the walls serve as a canvas for a multitude of modern abstract paintings, bringing forth a symphony of colors and forms. This design not only accommodates their extensive collection but also creates a dynamic and visually stunning environment where every piece finds its perfect place, contributing to a home that is a true celebration of artistic expression.

In our exclusive design endeavor, we meticulously curated a bespoke acrylic display to showcase our client's extensive collection of toys, including the iconic Bearbrick. Each transparent enclosure becomes a testament to the artistry of the individual pieces, offering a unique visual experience. This specialized display not only provides a designated space for every item but also elevates the entire collection, transforming it into a curated gallery within the home.

The result is a harmonious fusion of design and curation, where the acrylic showcases serve as both protectors and storytellers, bringing a sense of museum-worthy elegance to the cherished array of toys and Bearbrick.