THREE PROJECTS · LIVING SPACES
Seating Is a Social Decision
The living-room pit and the cuddle chaise reconsider how people sit together. Three homes, three distinct sets of architectural and social conditions.
Banala
A living-room pit or cuddle-chaise arrangement begins with a social question: how close should seats bring people, and what space is still needed to move around them? This project remains part of the comparison, while its full-room visual record is checked against the original plan.
Bharti
A second design study considers the relationship among color, seating geometry and conversational distance. The composition needs to make room for both gathering and circulation without confusing a strong aesthetic with a workable floor plan.
Ruselowski
Here the entrance and the adjoining living area introduce a further question: how can a seating group acknowledge the path into a room without turning it into a passageway? The source room and visualized arrangement remain distinct from the two preceding projects.
SOURCE AND IMAGE NOTE
These are three different client projects. The displayed images are design visualizations, not photographs of completed installations. Unconfirmed original-image matches are being reviewed rather than represented as final.
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