Vellum Studio｜Brooklyn Silent Aesthetic Apartments — Prospect Park West

In busy Brooklyn, New York, there is a relaxing haven. Designed by Vellum Studio, Prospect Park West combines quiet aesthetics with modern design to make it a tranquil residence for creative industry executives.

Apartment Design Inspiration: The Blending of Nature and Silence

This apartment in Prospect Park West cleverly incorporates the natural scenery of the city of Brooklyn into its home design. Inspired by the tones and materials of Prospect Park, Vellum Studio founder Ronit Lee creates a cozy and layered space with rustic materials and warm neutral tones.

‍

Features of the interior design of the apartment

1. A wide range of applications of natural materials

At the entrance of the apartment, handmade wooden cabinets designed by Jean Michel Frank show sophistication and refinement. The dining area is centered on a marble table by Angelo Mangiarotti and wooden chairs designed by Pierre Yovanovitch for a minimalist dining atmosphere without losing temperature.

2. The perfect combination of art and modern design

Vellum Studio elevates the visual level of the space with artwork, using abstract paintings by Maja Ruznic and Marisa Purcell to add a splash of color and artistic flair to the apartment. These paintings fit perfectly into the living room and bedroom, and are interspersed with contemporary furniture.

3. CUSTOMIZED STORAGE AND SPACE UTILIZATION

The design of the apartment combines practicality and beauty. The study features wooden bookcases designed by J. Pickens and metal trim designed by Shelton Studio to cleverly enhance storage while avoiding visual clutter and making the space more open.

‍

The Aesthetics of Silence: Inject Tranquility into Modern Living

What is silent aesthetics?

Quiet aesthetics originated in Japan, emphasizing the harmony between imperfect beauty and nature. It advocates creating a comfortable and soulful space with a minimalist design and natural materials.

Why choose the silent style?

• Decompression effect: In fast-paced urban life, the silent style brings a return to nature and enjoy inner peace.
• Eternal Charm: Natural materials and simple design that stand the test of time.
• Personalized Space: Every piece of furniture and decor has a story to add depth to life.

‍

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How to create a silent aesthetic at home?

To create a silent style, the emphasis is on the choice of materials and design:

• Use natural materials such as wood, marble or linen.
• Choose neutral tones with low saturation, creating a warm atmosphere.
• Add a sense of levity by incorporating furniture or art with traces of age.

2. Is the silent style suitable for a home in Taiwan?

Whether it's a small number of apartments in Taiwan or single-family homes, the silent style can be applied flexibly. With a selection of furniture and color combinations, the silent style creates a simple and elegant atmosphere in any space.

3. What are the design features of Vellum Studio?

Vellum Studio excels at incorporating customers' personal tastes into spatial design, combining quiet aesthetics with modern elements to create a unique home environment.

‍

Embracing the beauty of nature and simplicity

Carefully designed by Vellum Studio, Prospect Park West is not only pure land in a busy city, but also an example of silent aesthetics. This serene space conveys a deep understanding of nature and life, whether it's the choice of materials, color matching, or the placement of works of art. If you also want to add a touch of tranquility and beauty to your home, the silent style is definitely worth a try.

‍

#Vellum Studio #公寓設計 #侘寂美學 #Prospect Park West #布魯克林公寓 #紐約設計 #侘寂風格 #Wabi -Sabi #空間設計 #室內設計靈感

#紐約侘寂風格公寓 #布魯克林侘寂風格設計 #Vellum Studio Design Scenario #台灣侘寂風格家居 #如何打造侘寂美學

‍

(Copyright Disclaimer: All articles on this site are original and copyrighted and may not be reproduced in any form without permission (including but not limited to: media, websites, etc.). All project photos/design graphics are copyrighted by the original author. (Some of the content on this site comes from public sources on the Internet or is shared by users. If it violates the legitimate interests of the original author, you can contact us for processing.)