There is a certain consistency in the spaces of House 47 that binds everything together; the timber finishes, the marble touches, and the white ambiance create the warmth of home while defining a rational hierarchy between spaces. The walnut runs deep into the fabric of each room as walls, partitions, or decorative shelves, and helps shape the interior boundaries of the house.

The ground floor is designed by mainly using bright colors; the white paint and the timber textures create a subtle palette acting as the base for the living and dining areas. Black accents are then introduced within the details of selected objects to provide subtle contrast for the space while not disturbing the overall calm. The furniture blend into the setting effortlessly due to their simple and minimalistic personalities displaying an overall modern yet cozy living arrangement.

The dry kitchen offers more contrast and detail compared to the rest of the ground floor. Located just below the elevated staircase with a timber wall separates it from the steps, it has an extended volume and an open plan that draws views from the spaces above. The custom-made island cabinet runs through the length of the kitchen and leads to the dining table.

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The spaces above have a more humble personality compared to ones on the ground floor due to their lower height, an abundance of natural textures, and a darker ambiance. They are smaller and more private; attention to detail is much greater. Most of the furniture are custom-built and part of the architecture of the room while staying true to the overall language of the house.

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