Boldly Luxurious: Nu Infinity

An enthralling interior is painted with natural wood tones alongside expanses of black, and embellished with strategic lighting fixtures to luxurious effect.

The neutral palette’s darker side is demonstrated in this compact condominium unit decorated by Nu Infinity, with stretches of black panelling occupying empty planes alongside subtly treated wood from the entryway to the bedroom. A tantalising view of the open layout is reflected in the mirrored panelling at the foyer, with unobtrusive geometric elements of light and wood marking the extents of the kitchenette and dining area.

Geometric Motifs: Perpendicular lines of wood and black trim are deliberately reflected in mirrored panels alongside rays of golden light to achieve an intriguing array of geometric patterns.

An amalgamation of wood and light marks the end of the entryway and the start of the walkway cutting through the open layout of the home. A corner bookcase composed of pale wood divides the reflective wall of the foyer from the entertainment centre in the seating lounge, with hidden sources of light casting golden rays that reflect off the pale wood and the glossy wall panelling like a faceted jewel.

Gilded Flavour: Nu Infinity’s signature monochromatic style is luxuriously captured in this home’s stretches of black, natural wood tones, and golden light.

A simplistic dining surface of wood projects from the dark countertops of the kitchenette – its pale wood form accented in the warm light cast from a trio of carbonised pendant lamps that seem to blend into the black background. Echoing the floor space occupied by the width of the dining surface, a simplistic ceiling feature stretches from the far wall of the kitchen to the mirrored wall of the entryway, serving as a visual form of demarcation that also adds a layer of complexity to the plain background.

Shapely Balance: A handful of delectable contours are harmoniously contrasted against the stringent lines that make up the background of the open layout.

Across the floor of near-seamless tiles – on the other side of the walkway that divides the open layout, a grey fabric sofa occupies the corner of the seating lounge. Along with a Reuleaux triangle shaped coffee table composed of dark wood, the grey upholstery serves to bridge the gap in colour between the cream floor, the pale wood panelling, and the expanses of black.

A matte black doorway – camouflaged with the cabinetry of the cooking space, leads to the bedroom of this home, where the bold colour scheme is relaxed to allow the ingress of more calming shades to facilitate sleep. While expanses of glossy or matte black dominated the walls of the open layout, black is relegated to a single stretch of glossy panelling between the white upholstery feature wall and the bathroom’s glass curtain wall.

Softened Décor: The bold colour scheme is relaxed in the bedroom to make way for lighter shades of the neutral palette – with greater amounts of white, grey, and blue injected into the space to counter the stark contrast between the glossy black panelling and pale wood floor.

White, blue, and grey permeate the bedroom in the form of fabrics, accentuated by sunlight that is subtly filtered through a set of sheer curtains while a striking splash of green is provided in the form of a diminutive potted plant at the bedside. The Reuleaux triangle shaped bedside surface is formed out of dark wood, echoing the coffee table in the seating lounge and bringing the décor of the bedroom closer into unison with the rest of the home.

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Award-winning interior design and architectural practice based in tropical Malaysia, purveyor of luxury and lifestyle interior for private clients and property developers, Nu Infinity provides an avant-garde approach to the designing process – conceptual approach, practicality, serviceability and visionary. We are driven by the constant urge to engage challenges beyond our logical beliefs with the objective of pushing the comfort zones our society sits in.

From left to right: Velix Lai, Gie Ying, Aliscia Cheok, Jessie Tang, Yee Yin, and Ceres Tiew
Venue: King Koil Boutique @ IPC Mall
Photographer: Gavin Yam