Interior Design

Developed as a response to the client’s brief, ‘Fun and Flair’, the concept for the interior design draws inspiration from the cinematic world of Wes Anderson creating a joyful interior full of character and personality.

A bold palette replaces neutrality with expressive colour and texture, shaping rooms that balance playfulness with warmth. Symmetry and softness coexist, structured grids are softened with ribbed corduroy fabric, arched details and panelled walls. Deep burgundy, soft pinks, bright yellow, green and blue tones form the basis of a layered narrative that evokes both nostalgia and energy. Every room is composed like a frame, layered in tone, texture, and mood. The interiors aim to be immersive yet functional, playful yet precise.

Across both buildings, shared spaces are defined by graphic colour blocking, tactile materials and clear zoning. Velvet, terrazzo, polished plaster and patterned wallcoverings help define function, while modular furniture supports flexible use. Lighting and colour transitions reinforce intuitive wayfinding and space identity.

At 3 West Lane, shared amenities include a second-floor garden lounge and private dining room spaces designed for relaxed, social use, softened with greenery and curved detailing. 15 West Lane offers a top-floor co-working lounge that opens onto a generous terrace, creating a residential-feeling hub for interaction and quiet working.

Both buildings have distinctive entrance lobbies that introduce their character on arrival. One uses a warm, sculptural language with curved timber and layered texture, while the other features a standout rippled fabric wall that blends retro styling with contemporary execution.

Designed for both short and long stays, 3 & 15 West Lane offers 297 aparthotel studios. Ranging from 16 to 22 sqm, they are compact yet highly functional. Bespoke joinery, integrated storage, and fully equipped kitchens deliver efficient living without compromise. Bathrooms feature small-format tiling, brushed brass, and technical stone for a clean, elevated finish. Kitchens were introduced in response to evolving tenure needs, future-proofing each apartment for long-stay living without the need for spatial reconfiguration.