Greenline Architects has applied an array of naturally flawed materials throughout the villa, which has been designed as the special requirements. It was initially asked by the owner to create a highly functional space that looks beautiful and ages well. We adopted the philosophy that accepts transience and imperfection, and celebrates natural objects and processes. This has been translated to the apartment through the use of natural materials like wood and marble, as well as "imperfect" finishes like oxidized bronze and textured plaster.

The villa is divided into three main sections – a living and dining hall, bedroom and a drawing-room. The villa is entered through a light vestibule painted plain. This leads immediately to a living room that's been conceived as a "sculpture garden or Zen garden".

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Geometric fragments of marble and oxidized metal have been integrated into its wooden floor, nodding to the materiality of traditional busts or statuettes. The storage units are concealed on the room's wall. TV units are elegantly placed with some storage space in it. Furniture that populates the living room were carefully chosen to echo the various elements of the architecture.

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An office interior is done with keeping the occupancy and end user in mind, merged in harmony with the other living spaces. Ceilings are elegantly treated with the perfection of wood and fineness of panels. Lights being the intrigate member fills soul in the exqiusite interior.