Simplicity can be achieved in many possible ways. You can leave the walls bare, opt for an open layout leaving the space raw and bare or even go for a monotonous colour palette to achieve a visually clean look. It is simple yet stands out in the realm of interior design. 232 Commonwealth Ave is a cadence of eloquent simple interior design, baked with a pinch of organic material and a touch of modernism.

When you look beyond the aesthetics of this space, 232 Commonwealth Ave’s interior displays a deeper story. Lending a silent nod to contemporaneity, the kitchen is outdone in completely contrasting hues of baby blue cabinetry, sitting silently on top of the porcelain countertop, infusing the space with an artistic flair to sit in and dine in.

Every design element is concealed and hidden with a seamless flow. Cabinetry is done handless and furniture is kept minimal, leaving the floors sparse. To spruce up the design with a bit of charisma,  ribbed glass panels are added to this tactile sonnet we call HOME. Given a classic stroke, they come in all forms and are rather versatile, especially when paired with a black matte frame at the kitchen entryway, and at the little island corner against the sand-toned cabinetry.

This space truly defines composed architecture.

HŌMU HŌMU is a dynamic interior design studio brought to life by a team of seasoned designers. Drawing inspiration from the harmony of everyday structures, their passion for the Japandi-style tailors solutions that exude both cleanliness and warmth, cultivating tranquility and serenity within every home they touch.