Peaceful White Home Design With Interior Arches

The living room is a quiet white space with soothing contours. Elegant arched doors melt into a curved edge detail under a soft white stucco. A huge edge-to-edge, floor-to-ceiling window floods the great hall with natural light and opens up a view of the city from a balcony.

The arched main theme inspires other curved elements in the room design, such as the rounded living room floor lamp and modern coffee table design. A soft, upholstered sofa merges in tone with the pale stucco.

A large rug holds the minimalist living room layout together on a pale gray platform. At one corner of the carpet, a wooden book bar gently rounds the layout.

A marble side table adds a small dark anchor on the side of the contrasting pale sofa that ties in with the black coffee table finish.

The accent chair adds a touch of yellow ocher to the otherwise neutral home interior. Located next to the bright window, the cushioned chair makes for a comfortable read.

The open plan living room area flows perfectly into the dining room and further into the kitchen area. A paper dining room hanging light mimics the shape of the flute wooden pedestal table stands to make a cohesive pairing. A wet bar serves the dining room under a clear white and luxurious marble finish.

Curved walls contain kitchen appliances and visually separate the open-plan dining room from the long white galley kitchen.

Back on the dining room wet bar, a fluted deck is held by hand to fill matching glass tubes for the table.

The round dining table is a marble finish to complement the white marble back in the kitchen. A black cutter unit cuts down through the extreme white kitchen background to create a solid moment of contrast.

The kitchen units are trimmed with a curved border that creates a smooth arch over the kitchen countertop, creating a modern vignette.

An arched doorway leads from the living room to a minimalist home office. A wide white marble panel forms a luxurious focal wall that is brightly accentuated by the brightness of two long lighted wall panels. A row of office cupboards is raised from the floor to maintain the casual aesthetic.

Minimal decoration adorns the wall shelves, leaving the marble vein to provide all the interest. In front stands a modern desk, in soothing bright wood grain. Wooden stools furnish one side of the minimalist desk, while a curved desk chair rises up in command.

Inside the master bedroom, a channel tufted upholstered bed is paired with a custom design headboard that is brightly outlined with a thin strip of LED light. To the left of the headboard, an arched shelf is built in a run of white wardrobes in a contrasting finish. The doorway that lies inside the wardrobe is chosen by a sharp halo of LED light.

The liter unit is a custom piece that is designed to navigate around a structural support pillar. On the far side of the bed, the wall unit becomes a convenient bookshelf for night reading.

A marble panel adorns the wall behind the floating bedside unit, which matches a small marble bedside table at the opposite edge of the headboard.

At the foot of the bed, a floating desk lightly touches a dresser at one end. Illuminated bookshelves decorate the wall above the bedroom workspace, which can function twice as a toilet.

Decorative stone panels back up the bedroom workspace to create an attractive, high-end focal wall. A unique stool is placed under the desk, where it introduces a fashionable flute texture.

The playful orange accent chair next to the window is the Seung Jin Yang Blowing chair, constructed of party balloons and a hard resin lining. A unique linear wall lamp extends along the wall next to the chair to make a practical reading night.

The bathroom is a clean white space with a chic minimalist essence.

A turbulent unit next to the bathtub introduces a slice of hot apricot, while the marble bathroom vanity stands out with a busy black vein. The shelf unit contains a set of toilets easily accessible both from the tub and the shower.

Latite wall panels introduce texture between smooth equivalents, adding only a piece of visual interest that is duplicated in the bathroom mirror.

A black-framed shower screen separates the sink from the wet zone, which includes the independent bathtub next to the window.

Black shower fixtures and rainfall make a bold contrast against the soft white bathroom wall treatment.